Police in multiple regions, including North Texas and Australia, are cracking down on a surge of copper thefts that have been causing significant property damage and financial losses. In Australia, offenders have targeted the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) facility, leading to charges against several individuals for trespassing and theft, with authorities warning of the severe consequences of such crimes. In North Texas, police report an alarming increase in daylight thefts, where thieves impersonate utility workers and use tools to steal copper from utility poles, risking electrocution in the process. Local authorities are collaborating to share information and encourage public vigilance, urging residents to report any suspicious activity. These thefts disrupt services and can cost providers tens of thousands of dollars in repairs, highlighting the urgent need for community awareness and cooperation. Police across these regions are appealing for tips to help identify and apprehend the culprits involved in these crimes.