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CHAMBERS COUNTY, Texas — A lineman working on a power line in Texas was killed and another critically injured when the basket they were in fell more than 100 feet, investigators said.The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office said the two men were working on a high voltage transmission line from a crane early Sunday morning when the basket fell 106 feet from the boom and crashed to the ground, .One worker died at the scene. The other employee was taken to a hospital and is in critical condition, . Their identities have not been released.Sheriff Brian Hawthorne reports that at 12:30 a.m. today Chambers County Sheriff’s Office Deputies as well as the Mont...Posted by on&nbsp;Cox Media Group

CHAMBERS COUNTY, Texas — A lineman working on a power line in Texas was killed and another critically injured when the basket they were in fell more than 100 feet, investigators said.The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office said the two men were working on a high voltage transmission line from a crane early Sunday morning when the basket fell 106 feet from the boom and crashed to the ground, .One worker died at the scene. The other employee was taken to a hospital and is in critical condition, . Their identities have not been released.Sheriff Brian Hawthorne reports that at 12:30 a.m. today...

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