We have learned of two more light poles that have toppled over in a windy 48 hours across the city.
CBS2's Tim McNicholas reported from Sheffield and Armitage with what happened.Amy Helgren says she thought she'd heard a car accident Thursday afternoon. She stepped outside and saw this outside her children's clothing store on this busy section of Armitage.
Just a few blocks away at Armitage and Halsted, a pole crashed down onto a car early yesterday morning. And we've discovered at least 3 other fallen poles in Chicago since Wednesday."It never would have occurred to me, walking down the street, that I would have to worry about a light pole falling on a person."
Cicero Chimbanda is a jogger who's concerned about these rusty poles between the 100 and 300 blocks of South Lake Shore Drive.
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