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SDFD officials said they were told the individual was working in a trench, about 20 feet below ground. Officials believe an unstable foundation led to the 4-foot-wide pipe falling on the worker.

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SDFD officials said they were told a worker was about 20 feet down a trench with dirt and a concrete pipe on them. A co-worker that was also in the trench at the time was able to get out.

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SDFD officials said they were told the individual was working in a trench, about 20 feet below ground. Officials believe an unstable foundation led to the 4-foot-wide pipe falling on the worker.

SDFD officials said they were told the individual was working in a trench, about 20 feet below ground. Officials believe an unstable foundation led to the 4-foot-wide pipe falling on the worker.

SDFD officials said they were told the individual was working in a trench, about 20 feet below ground. Officials believe an unstable foundation led to the 4-foot-wide pipe falling on the worker.

SDFD officials said they were told the individual was working in a trench, about 20 feet below ground. Officials believe an unstable foundation led to the 4-foot-wide pipe falling on the worker.