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Osha Police Investigating Worker Death At Radio 6abc Philadelphia

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (WPVI) -- Several agencies are still investigating how a worker died on a 425-foot radio tower in Atlantic City on Thursday. On Friday, local police, fire and representatives from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) were back at the scene in Atlantic City. "First thing you do is think about his family," said neighbor Jacob Ely. "That's a terrible way to go." Three police drones went up, surveying the tower and the work area.

"We had heard that they were supposed to dismantle that antenna, but they said something came loose and hit him," said Ely. OSHA, police investigating worker death at radio tower Haystack News makes it easy to see the news that matters to you. Tell us the sources, topics and places you care about and we'll create a news channel made just for you called "My Headlines" from more than 400 different trusted channels. You can also take a deep dive into topics like weather, entertainment, international news in the channel guide and watch live news from local, national and global channels. Yes!

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For just $4.99 per month, you can get all your news and no commercials. You can try it for free for 30 days! Haystack News was born in 2015 because it was hard to stream high-quality, trusted news without sifting through masses of irrelevant video. It's our goal to get you the info you want and need—the news equivalent of the proverbial needle in a haystack—without wasting your time on things that...