Crews used a remote-controlled rig to take cars out, from there they are towed away from the property to another lot.
A representative told Action News Jax it will start on the ground floor “while maintaining limited access to the site. Access to the parking garage remains restricted by the city.”
“Remember it doesn’t matter whether you actually rent a similar vehicle or not. You’re still entitled to the cost of the same vehicle you have,” Khalil Farah said. “St. Vincent’s is obligated to pull out any vehicle safely so if anything happens, it’s really on them.”
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