Nightly News | November 17, 2011
President of Conn. power company resigns
Jeffrey Butler, president and chief operating officer of Connecticut Light and Power resigned Thursday. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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BRIAN WILLIAMS, anchor: Well, it was one thing when that freak pre- Halloween snowstorm hit Connecticut and sent 800,000 customers into the dark. It was another thing when the outages went on for some folks for 11 and 12 days. And it has proven too much for the boss to hold onto his job. Jeffrey Butler , president and chief operating officer of Connecticut Light and Power resigned today under fire. A search is on for his successor.