Here's a look at flooding at a luxury apartments building in San Francisco. Officials say an entire floor has been displaced and a person was arrested for allegedly damaging a fire fighting pipe. Full details here:
While residents were waiting outside with firefighters, they also saw a tenant being carted away.
"All I saw was somebody on a stretcher and they were covered with a blanket-type thing," Kim said."And they got carried into an ambulance." Fire crews and building management found a tenant on the 11th floor who had somehow damaged a high-pressured firefighting water pipe. The tenant, identified as Michael Nien, was described as being in a"behavioral crisis."
Nien, 46, has since been arrested by police. He faces charges of felony vandalism and resisting arrest."There's a lot of process that a person would have to go through to actually get the water to start running," Baxter said."It's not something that's super easy to turn the water on."NBC Bay Area has reached out to 100 Van Ness for details on how many units were damaged, but have not heard back.
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