Police Release 911 Calls After Florida Condo Collapse

The transcript covers the frantic 911 calls made after the Champlain Towers South building collapse on June 24th, highlighting the panic and confusion among residents. It includes a survivor's account of escaping the building and the subsequent legal and financial developments, such as the sale of the property to aid victims, with the site expected to fetch $100-110 million.

What emotions were evident in the initial 911 calls after the building collapse?

• Disbelief and panic

• Calm and collected

• Joy and relief

• Indifference and apathy

What did the resident mention about their location after escaping the building?

• They were still inside the building

• They were in the parking lot

• They were in a neighbor's apartment

• They were on the roof

What did the Miami Dade Police Department do with the 911 calls?

• They sent them to the victims' families

• They kept them confidential

• They released them to the public

• They destroyed them

What was the expected financial outcome from the sale of the oceanfront property?

• $150 million

• $75 million

• $100 million to $110 million

• $50 million

What was the purpose of selling the oceanfront property?

• To create a public park

• To build a new skyscraper

• To fund a new police station

• To help victims of the disaster