The two men were alone in the building, he natural hair extensions added. There was no one inside to hear their shouts, and a security guard outside was unaware of the disaster unfolding inside, Captain Melvin said.
With a cellphone the men reached the Fire Department. While neither knew the precise address of the building, they said it was near the intersection of Richmond Avenue and Christopher Lane.
When firefighters finally found them, about an hour after their initial call, the two men were standing atop the plastic cart they had been using to transport supplies between floors. Even with the cart’s added height, the water was up to their necks, and about three feet from the elevator’s ceiling, Captain Melvin said.
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The rescue involved inserting a narrow ladder into the elevator from above, through the emergency hatch, Captain Melvin said.
Mr. Tyler and Mr. Amaker were not hurt and went back to the firehouse.
“We let them clean up in our facilities because we assumed that the water might have been sewer water,” Captain Melvin said.
Police were initially criticized for responding too slowly to the riots, but police presence increased by the thousands to finally get the violence under control.
Home Secretary Theresa May was making a speech on the riots later Tuesday, arguing that police forces need clearer guidance on how to tackle riots.
On Monday, Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to deliver a raft of new policies aimed at reversing the "slow-motion moral collapse" that he blamed Clip In Hair Extensions for fostering the disorder.
Cameron insisted that racial tensions, poverty and the government's austerity measures were not at the root of the riots as some insisted they were, instead blaming gang-related crime and deep-rooted social issues, including the country's generous welfare system.
The Association of British Insurers has estimated the cost from wrecked and stolen property at $326 million US but that total is expected to rise.
The riots had their beginnings in Tottenham, a low-income, multicultural neighbourhood in north London where 300 people had gathered to protest the fatal police shooting of Mark Duggan, a 29-year-old who was gunned down in disputed circumstances on Aug. 4.
An inquest into Duggan's death opened Aug. 9, but a full hearing Long Feather earrings will likely take several months.
