Footage from the Baltimore Police Department showed their initial response and reaction to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Newly released video shows the disbelief of police officers when they first learned of the extent of the damage to Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed in March — and the dramatic moment a construction worker was led safely to shore after being pulled from the water. The video, released by the Baltimore Police Department this week to NBC affiliate WBAL of Baltimore, shows the officers' stunned reactions after the enormous structure was taken down.
the officers learn a person has been recovered from the water — moments later a man in a yellow high-visibility jacket is seen in the video. This was later confirmed to be Julio Cervantes Suarez, the sole surviving member of the seven-strong construction crew, all Latino men who had been friends for years, working through the night on the bridge. He told NBC News earlier this month that he was in his truck when the bridge came down, leaving him with water up to his neck.
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