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"When we did the [video], we wanted to show the night of the storm and the day after and how devastating and violent the storm was," Black Mountain Police Chief Steve Parker said.
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Video shared by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office appeared to show floodwaters at waist-height near the entryways of the assisted living facility, with roads to and from the facility completely underwater.
Read More →University of North Carolina System President Peter Hans said a bear attacked North Carolina Arboretum Police Chief Emily Brahy during Helene clean up.
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Video published by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office shows Sheriff Chad Chronister and a deputy finding the boy floating in the floodwaters from Hurricane Milton.
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Officers were able to get all occupants out of the home safely. They were transported to the closest shelter. One officer took the time to ensure the main power to the home was turned off before leaving.
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St. Lucie County Sheriff Keith Pearson said on a Facebook livestream the facility was a 10,000 square-foot vehicle storage facility that was destroyed in a matter of seconds by what he called a "devastating tornado."
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