Police investigating threats, harassment against Nashville Electric Service

Flashback: NES reported a rash of car break-ins at an employee parking lot during the height of the storm response, when criticism of the utility was particularly loud.

Zoom in: During an NES board meeting Wednesday, CEO Teresa Broyles-Aplin said the cases involved "credible death threats" against management.

• "We're seeking swift resolution and intend to pursue prosecution for any threats made to NES employees."

What they're saying: The Nashville police department "is aware of 11 instances of threatening, harassing or doxing behavior directed at NES and/or its employees," spokesperson Don Aaron told Axios in a statement.

• The security threat team in the department's Specialized Investigations Division is handling the investigations. No one has been charged.