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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.—Structural engineers are trying to determine why the ceiling of a Grand Junction thrift store partially collapsed when 22 people were inside.
No serious injuries were reported in the incident on Friday at the Salvation Army store.
Roger Miller, a Denver-based spokesman for the Salvation Army, says the store and a warehouse are closed during the investigation.
One person who was in the store was treated for respiratory problems and released from the hospital. A firefighter was treated for a cut hand.
Workers feared one shopper didn’t make it out, but a seven-hour search by firefighters found no one in the rubble.
