On the morning of May 2, 2025, Glenda Huff Roth was working in her yard located off of Oak Ledge Drive when a Haul-Brooke utility dumpster truck collied with an AT&T fiber optic cable that was allegedly hanging well below the 15-foot-6-inch minimum clearance required by national. On the morning of May 2, 2025, Glenda Huff Roth was working in her yard located off of Oak Ledge Drive when a Haul-Brooke utility dumpster truck collied with an AT&T fiber optic cable that was allegedly hanging well below the 15-foot-6-inch minimum clearance required by national. A San Antonio woman died after being hit by a low-hanging AT&T fiber optic line, and her family is now suing for wrongful death. KENS 5's Meredith Haas spoke with her family now grieving and asking questions. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against AT&T after a. Abstract: At 1:00 p. on July 9, 2024, an employee and a coworker working as repair technicians for a telecommunication company were installing fiber optic cables from a power pole to a residence. While attempting to get the fiber optic cable across a small patch of woods, the cable crossed over a. A San Antonio family is suing AT&T and contractors after a low-hanging cable killed Glenda Roth outside her home, urging changes to prevent future tragedies. According to the KCK Fire Department, a trench rescue team located the worker's body around 11:45 p. First responders were called to the scene near S. 16th Street and Metropolitan Avenue, just south of the Kansas River. Any help will be greatly.