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VIDEO: Cleveland firefighters rescue workers from side of building after scaffolding collapses
VIDEO: Cleveland firefighters rescue workers from side of building after scaffolding collapses

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time2 days ago

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VIDEO: Cleveland firefighters rescue workers from side of building after scaffolding collapses

CLEVELAND (WJW) — Three brick workers were left hanging by their safety harnesses after a scaffolding collapsed on the side of a downtown Cleveland building. It happened at about noon on Wednesday at a building at the intersection of West Lakeside Avenue and West 6th Street, according to a social media post. Ground beef sold nationwide possibly contaminated with E. Coli Look to see all the Goodyear blimps together over NE Ohio today The workers were refreshing the mortar on the brick building when the scaffolding collapsed, according to the post. One worker was able to climb through a window. Video provided from the Cleveland Division of Fire shows firefighters using a ladder truck to rescue the other two workers. There were no injuries. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Cleveland car dealership to be demolished after arson; investigators seek public's help
Cleveland car dealership to be demolished after arson; investigators seek public's help

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time25-03-2025

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Cleveland car dealership to be demolished after arson; investigators seek public's help

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Cleveland arson investigators are asking for the public's help solving a catastrophic fire that occurred just after midnight on Dec. 9 at West 48th and Lorain Avenue in the city. On Monday, Cleveland Division of Fire Public Information Officer Lt. Mike Norman released new video and pictures of a vehicle that they are looking for in connection with the fire. 'There is a silver 2013 Suburban. That's a vehicle of interest. We want to find out where that vehicle is and possibly the owner of that vehicle,' said Norman. The massive and malicious blaze started inside the family business Byright Auto Sales and quickly grew out of control. Some Ohioans may soon get their driver's license suspensions lifted Prized and vintage classic vehicles from the 60s and 70s fueled the inferno. 'There was a lot of fire in the explosions going on inside. This building (was) a dangerous fire to fight,' said Norman. 'We had 19 units, almost 60 firefighters, we worked throughout the night, we had five engine companies, four ladder companies, two rescue squads.' At one point, it looked like the fire was going to also consume a neighboring apartment building, but fortunately a firewall stopped it. However, the building was a total loss with early damage estimates in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. On Monday, Norman returned to the scene as the city prepared to demolish the building Tuesday. 'You can see how compromised the building is,' he said. 'It's a collapse hazard. It's very dangerous.' Video: Suspects damage Westlake garage doors; possibly part of online challenge They're hoping someone will see the video and pictures of the silver Suburban and come forward. 'Arson is a threat to both the civilian population and also to the firefighters,' he said. A reward of $7,500 is being offered in the case by Cuyahoga County Crime Stoppers. Tipsters can submit information online or by calling 216-252-7463. Tipsters can remain anonymous. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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