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Activist Sylvia Collins among 3 killed in Dallas apartment explosion, family says
The family of Dallas community activist Sylvia Collins confirmed to NBC 5 that she is among the three victims killed after a gas line ruptured Thursday. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero has the story.
The family of Dallas community activist Sylvia Collins confirmed to NBC 5 that she is among the three victims killed after a gas line ruptured Thursday, sparking a massive fire that destroyed an apartment building.
The Dallas County Democratic Party posted a picture of Collins late Thursday, saying she was a beloved precinct chair and tireless advocate for the community. Friends said anytime there was a march for justice or equality, or when help was needed at the polls, Collins was there.
Dallas Apartment Explosion: 3 dead and 'everyone is accounted for'
The focus is shifting to recovery and an investigation after a gas explosion at an apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. At least three people are confirmed dead and five were injured, including one who was critically injured.
DALLAS – The focus is shifting to recovery and an investigation after a gas explosion at an apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas.
At least three people are confirmed dead and five were injured, including one who was critically injured.
Dallas Fire-Rescue provide an update on recovery efforts at the Dallas apartment explosion site.
Dallas Fire-Rescue Chief Justin Ball says search efforts have concluded, reaffirming that all residents of the apartment are accounted for.
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Attorney for Dallas apartment complex that exploded Thursday claims local drilling company responsible for fatal blast
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DALLAS — Attorneys for the Oak Cliff apartment that exploded on May 28 claim an Addison-based company was responsible for the gas leak that set the complex ablaze.
Geoff Henley of the law firm Henley & Henley said in a press release that evidence shows Barba Drilling Company had been working at the complex, known as The Clyde, when the gas leak occurred.
“Barba’s truck was effectively at ground zero of the explosion,” Henley said in the press release.
Henley said he was frustrated with the investigation into the explosion.
“We’re not getting our questions answered or access to our only property,” Henley said in the release. “We’re having to piece this big puzzle together one piece at a time over time—when it is more than apparent that Atmos and government investigators have a far more complete picture of how this catastrophe occurred.”
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