3 Victims In Partial Apartment Collapse Identified

On Monday, Davenport officials conducted a news conference in light of the retrieval of three victims from an apartment building that had partially collapsed on May 28th.

On June 3, Branden Colvin Sr., a 42-year-old resident of Davenport, was reportedly found in the debris, according to officials. On June 4, Ryan Hitchcock, a 51-year-old resident of Davenport, was found. Early Monday morning, Daniel Prien, a 60-year-old resident of Davenport, was found and recovered.

According to Davenport Mayor Mike Matson, “Our hearts continue to go out to the families and everyone involved in this tragic incident.”

At the site of the building collapse, search and rescue teams are continuing their efforts to locate victims. Reporting from Davenport, Iowa,

A tenant has filed a lawsuit following the collapse of a building in Iowa that resulted in the deaths of three individuals. The tenant alleges that the city and building owners failed to provide adequate warning of the potential danger.

According to officials, it is believed that everyone has been accounted for.

Dozens of residents were displaced after a six-story building, which was constructed over a century ago, collapsed.

Reported: Building collapse.In Iowa, an apartment building has collapsed and as a result, five individuals are currently unaccounted for. Two individuals are believed to be trapped in the wreckage.

According to Davenport city officials, crews working overnight are concentrating on clearing out debris from the location situated at 324 Main Street. According to reports, crews are working tirelessly in 12-hour shifts, around the clock.

According to the Associated Press, individuals who currently or previously resided in the building have reported interior cracks on the wall that eventually led to its collapse, and these concerns were brought to the attention of building management.

According to a statement dated May 30, the owner of the building, Andrew Wold, expressed his condolences to the tenants, stating, “Our thoughts and prayers are with our tenants.” Efforts to reach him, his company, and a man believed to be his attorney have been unsuccessful, and he has made no statement since then.

According to county records, the Davenport Hotel L.L.C. has reportedly acquired the building in a deal worth $4.2 million in 2021.

According to city officials, the building must be demolished in a safe and controlled manner.