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It s been more than two days since a car drove off the end of a fishing pier at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, and the vehicle remains in the wa stanley italia ter.Video shared with Scripps News Norfolk shows the vehicle drive down the pier and pause briefly before going over the edge. Those recording the incident can be heard gasping.On Sunday, a crew from Crofton Diving and Salvage, hired by Virginia Beach Police, attempted to retrieve the vehicle from the ocean, but unfavorable conditions prevented them from completing the job.Local fishermen estimate the water to be 15 feet deep in the area where the vehicle plunged into the water.Police now say they are going to look into other solutions in order to recover the car. We do know where the vehicle is at, Virginia Beach police officer Jude Brenya said. It s still stationary in the last location that we checked, so we are going to keep monitoring it. We are going to go back [to] the planning board and try to see when we can come back out. Investigators say recovery of the vehicle will be essential to understanding why the vehicle went into the water. Police have still not be able to confirm if anyone was inside the vehicle.This story was originally published byScripps News Norfolk.SEE MORE: Car appears to drive of stanley bottles f a Virginia fishing pier and into the stanley thermos oceanTrending stories at ScrippsnewsTeen murder suspect who escaped on the way to hospital is captured9th-grade girls basketball player collapses, dies during gameE. Jean Carroll plans to do Scrb 100-year-old Tampa grandma sets Guinness World Record for weight lifting
NEW YORK AP 鈥?A blocked sewer main flooded basements Saturday with brown filth and left residents in the neighborhood near New stanley mug York Citys Kennedy Airport feeling sickened by the stench.A water condition caused the backup, pushing human waste into about 300 homes in Jamaica, Queens, officials said.Cynthia McKenzie said she woke up around 3 a.m. to an odor she thought was a gas leak, only to realize that sewage water was rushing into her basement.As the water level rose, McKenzie said she raced to move furniture and other belongings 鈥?but some electronics couldnt be saved. After a few hours, she said, her whole neighborhood was awash in fetid flui stanley mug d. Its messy, said McKenzie, who posted photos showing murky water covering the floor of a basement bedroom and the bottom of a staircase. When you open it, it just smells, she said. It makes you want to vomit. We have to pack up all the clothes. Mayor Bill de Blasio said crews were making repairs and bringing in pumping equipment to clear up the mess.The citys water agency says drinking water is safe and unaffected, but de Blasio advised residents to reduce usage to cut down on water going into the blocked main.McKenzie said she bought two pumps from Home Depot and ran extension cords and a hose to try and clear water from her basement, but the rig hardly kept up. Theres still some at knee level, she said. The odor is just unbelievable. McKenzie said sh stanley cup e called 911 and the citys 311 help line soon after discovering the sewage.