A firefighter who was inside the building when it started to collapse was crushed under the debris and remains hospitalized.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A Tennessee apartment building caught fire and collapsed, injuring a firefighter, after its roof was struck by lightning during severe storms.
“We were all inside, and it was thunderstorming outside and everything,” Stanley said. “We could hear the lightning hit and see the flash along the ground but thought it was just close. We didn’t realize that it had actually been our apartment that had gotten struck.”“We heard yelling,” Cross said. “And then, people were banging on doors.”
Three firefighters were inside when the building started to collapse. Two were able to make it out safely, but one got crushed under the debris. The injured firefighter was taken to the emergency room in a police unit and was then rushed to Skyline Medical Center.to social media Sunday afternoon, saying the injured firefighter is still in “critical yet stable condition.”
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