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Elevator drops at Hub apartments, one injury reported

Crews were able to get everyone out
by Emilie Cochran
April 14, 2018
Elevator drops at Hub apartments, one injury reported

Madison Fire Department responded to an elevator drop at the Hub apartments Saturday evening.

Just before 6 p.m., an elevator dropped and trapped the people inside, according to Channel 3000. MFD was able to get everyone out with one injury reported.

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