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Scaffolding collapse at Redmond construction site causes injuries, detours

Nov 30, 2012, 12:48 PM | Updated: 4:47 pm

Emergency workers responded Friday to the collapse of a construction scaffolding in downtown Redmon...

Emergency workers responded Friday to the collapse of a construction scaffolding in downtown Redmond that injured four workers. (Jim Bove/Redmond PD photo)

(Jim Bove/Redmond PD photo)

Four construction workers were injured after their construction scaffolding collapsed Friday in downtown Redmond.

The 30 foot high scaffolding collapsed around 12:30 p.m., as a construction crew worked on the beginnings of an apartment complex near 164th and Cleveland.

Four people were treated for minor injuries caused by the collapse.

“They were all injured workers,” says Spokesman Jim Bove with the Redmond Police Department. It’s unclear whether they were on the scaffolding or beside it when it happened.”

The collapse forced the closure of several streets including 164th Ave NE between Redmond Way and NE 76th and Cleveland Street between Redmond Way and 165th Avenue NE.

The detour lasted a couple of hours.

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