New video shows moment building collapses, destroys Billingsley Terrace deli
Thankfully no one was hurt during the collapse of the building, but over two dozen families were displaced as a result of the incident.
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15ds agoA new video shared with News 12 shows a deli that was crushed as a result of the building collapse that took place at Billingsley Terrace in Morris Heights last December.
According to the investigative report, an employee of the deli instructed all customers to evacuate the store because they heard crackling.
No one was reported injured during the building collapse, but over two dozen families were displaced as a result of the incident.
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