Two white tents stationed about 100 yards away protected victims’ family members from the sun during the scheduled demolition, while a yellow excavator clawed away at the building’s corner.


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Two white tents stationed about 100 yards away protected victims’ family members from the sun during the scheduled demolition, while a yellow excavator clawed away at the building’s corner.{ai:summary}<p>Tensions rose as the city prepared to tear down the crime scene, leaving grieving families seeking closure in its wake. The shadows of past wrongs loomed large over the rubble. #crime</p>

Demolition begins on the Parkland building where 17 died in 2018 mass shooting

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