Second Sinkhole Opens

ANOTHER ONE?

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 11:59AM EDT / Published Mar. 04, 2013 6:55PM EST

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This is terrifying. A second sinkhole appeared on Monday in Seffner, Florida—just one mile from where Jeffrey Bush became trapped last week. Crews at the scene said the 10-foot-deep sinkhole opened up behind a house, but luckily there was no structural damage and no one was injured. Bush, 37, became trapped Thursday night when a sinkhole opened underneath his house. Five people escaped. Officials called off the search for Bush on Sunday while demolishing what was left of the house on Sunday and Monday.

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Second Sinkhole Opens

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