Structure damage

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Structure blown over, southside of Iowa City

Structure damage

By: wynn319Subscribe Channel: Weather Location: Sycamore Street, southern Iowa City Tuesday, Jun 23 , 09 at 5:51 PM
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Anonymous says ... on Wednesday, Jun 24 at 6:36 AM

wind damaged, Ya someone went tippin......

Randy says ... on Wednesday, Jun 24 at 1:27 AM

All i know is if i was in it when it when it went over it would of been full!

collegekidd says ... on Tuesday, Jun 23 at 7:45 PM

haha...i agree with the first post. since when is a porta-potty considered a structure? and if you stand it up, is it really damaged?

fanman says ... on Tuesday, Jun 23 at 6:10 PM

LOL there are quite of few of those around...sticky situation.

gma says ... on Tuesday, Jun 23 at 6:05 PM

nice news coverage.

kh says ... on Tuesday, Jun 23 at 5:56 PM

structure? Ha! Porta-Potty. Hope no one was in it!

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