Some held signs reading, “Who is in the rubble?” and “Find them first!!” News that the city was weighing the building’s demolition drew protesters this week to the property – demonstrators who were concerned some residents could still be trapped, CNN affiliate Quad-City Times reported. … We’re going to reevaluate how safe we can be in order to get in there and not currently make the situation any worse.”
It’s the fact that we have to do it in a safe manner. “You can’t run up to a pile of bricks and rocks and just start throwing things off – as much as we want to,” Morris said at Tuesday’s news conference, becoming emotional several times as he spoke. The debris from Sunday’s collapse is currently helping to hold the building up, according to Larry Sandhaas, a structural engineer hired by the city.
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