AppleInsider StaffApple Computer this week was able to locate and do away with a leak at its Cupertino, Calif.-based campus thanks to some swift action by a night patrol security guard.
At one point more than 100 gallons of water per minute were flooding into the building from a leak under the first floor, a Santa Clara County Fire Department dispatcher said.
The leak was first reported at 12:55 a.m. Wednesday when a security guard called to report that water was coming out of a wall in the building, according to ABC. It was later determined that the leak was coming from under the building.
California Water Service Co. crews reportedly shut off the water at approximately 2:30 a.m. and were working to clean up damaged areas of the building, the dispatcher said.
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Funny!
WoW, this actually made news. Apple need to release something and soon.
I was hoping for a different kind of leak
Alright, you got me. Cheeky bastard.
Sources say that finding the leak wasn't hard, but getting Nick DePlume out of the sponge after was a real toughie.