Downers Grove storm sewer recovery

Case file Downers Grove storm sewer recovery, reference D C zero one zero six. CBS Chicago reported that on July twenty seventh, twenty twenty six, at about twelve fifty p.m., Downers Grove police officers were flagged down by a worker at a storm sewer construction site in the eight hundred block of Curtiss Street, where workers reported that two contract workers were trapped below street level. CBS Chicago reported that the Downers Grove Fire Department responded and began a technical rescue. CBS Chicago reported that severe storms moved into the Chicago area late that morning, and that Downers Grove experienced some of the strongest weather. Village officials said Downers Grove had been under a tornado warning and had reports of localized flooding, downed tree limbs, and storm-related debris. According to village officials, one worker was rescued about two hundred feet from the original entry point and taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in good condition. Village officials said the second worker remained missing, and that the response had shifted from rescue to recovery because of dangerous water conditions. CBS Chicago reported that on July twenty eighth, fire officials said the second worker was found near Washington Street and pronounced dead. CBS Chicago reported that the DuPage County Coroner identified him as thirty-three-year-old Ivan Perez of Pasadena, Texas, and listed the probable cause of death as accidental drowning. The file’s open questions include which company or public project employed the contractors, how the workers became trapped, whether officials identified the rescued contractor, and whether further findings have been released. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one zero six at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.