From NBC:
A construction worker's legs were crushed when a seven-ton hammer came plunging down on him at a job site in Queens Wednesday, authorities say.
Fire officials on the scene said there was some sort of malfunction on a hammer that drives steel into the ground, and the hammer turned and fell.
The extrication at the site near Queens Boulevard and 82nd Avenue in Kew Gardens was tricky, firefighters say. But the worker was alert and conscious when he was transported from the scene.
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Municipal parking lot construction error crushes worker's legs
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1 comment:
That poor guy!!! I hope he can collect a ton--get the personal injury lawyers to do what they do best. Hopefully workers compensation doesn't get in the way and limit the payout/benefits
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