A third-floor apartment in Cincinnati's Corryville neighborhood came crashing down, leaving at least a decade of lives scarred on Friday evening. According to officials, at least 10 people were injured in the collapse, with one casualty described as life-threatening.
"It was a gathering," said Fire Chief Frank McKinley, his words hinting at a complex and potentially volatile situation that led to the balcony's catastrophic failure. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident remain shrouded in mystery, with officials still searching for answers.
The apartment complex, located near the University of Cincinnati campus, appears to be a hub for student activity - a fact that could add weight to the investigation into the cause of the collapse. According to McKinley, the situation is currently being probed, but details on how many people were on the balcony at the time of the incident remain unclear.
"It was a party gathering," the fire chief clarified in an attempt to provide more context. However, it's too early to say exactly what triggered this devastating disaster or how many young lives were lost in the aftermath.
"It was a gathering," said Fire Chief Frank McKinley, his words hinting at a complex and potentially volatile situation that led to the balcony's catastrophic failure. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident remain shrouded in mystery, with officials still searching for answers.
The apartment complex, located near the University of Cincinnati campus, appears to be a hub for student activity - a fact that could add weight to the investigation into the cause of the collapse. According to McKinley, the situation is currently being probed, but details on how many people were on the balcony at the time of the incident remain unclear.
"It was a party gathering," the fire chief clarified in an attempt to provide more context. However, it's too early to say exactly what triggered this devastating disaster or how many young lives were lost in the aftermath.