A Baltimore community gathers after tragic Key Bridge collapse; "500 feet from my church"

Baltimore (WBFF) - Emotions are running high in a Baltimore County community as residents gathered for a prayer vigil in the shadow of where the Key Bridge once stood.
When tragedy strikes there's often the need for comfort. It poured at the Mount Olive Baptist Church of Turner Station in Dundalk. It was a must meeting, said the pastor. The service happened in the early evening Tuesday after the early morning collapse of the iconic Key Bridge after being struck by a ship--an incident that left six construction workers, according to officials, presumably dead.
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Sending prayers

[@carlosrowetti638]

Even given the circumstances. That bridge fell too fast. That bridge in particular was built by some of the best engineers on this planet and it crumbled and fell apart faster than a wet crouton. Almost like it was prepped for demolition.

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reported for misinformation @carlosrowetti638

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Rip

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Were is this Church,address please?

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Well God doesn't EVER interfere with reality so the proximity of bridge and church is without effect