Dozens homeless after Carroll Gardens building collapse
Dozens of Carroll Gardens residents are homeless tonight after their brownstone building collapsed. Officials say the four-apartment Carroll Street building collapsed earlier this morning. All residents
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Jul 2, 2012, 10:32 PM
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Updated 4,657 days ago
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Dozens of Carroll Gardens residents are homeless tonight after their brownstone building collapsed.
Officials say the four-apartment Carroll Street building collapsed earlier this morning. All residents of the building managed to escape unharmed.
City officials say the building will be completely demolished within a week due to safety concerns.
According to the Red Cross, a total of 21 adults and six children were displaced because of the collapse. Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the collapse.
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