1 injured in West Duluth building explosion
Much of an exterior wall was blown off the building at
The building is owned by
"Well guys I'm glad to be alive!" Rohne wrote on Facebook. "My building blew up and threw me outside. I'm fine, just a couple scratches and some singed hair. But please pray that my insurance pulls through."
Rohne, who could not immediately be reached for comment, is a tattoo artist. Property records show that he purchased the building in June for the price of
Herman told the
Herman said contractors were on the scene Monday night continuing to remove debris in order to get a closer look at the severity of the damage.
"There are concerns with the structural integrity," he said. "So right now we're concerned with getting the demoed material out of the way and getting things shored up and keeping it safe from people going in."
The building, constructed in 1957, is abutted on the opposite side by the
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