Roof Collapses At Long Island Bakery Supply Distributor
A 30-foot section of a roof collapsed at a bakery supply distributor on Long Island, officials said.
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A 30-foot section of a roof collapsed at a bakery supply distributor on Long Island, officials said.
The accident occurred on Bushwick Avenue near Highland Boulevard at around 5:18 a.m. Tuesday. No other vehicles appeared to be involved.
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