Police who rushed to Baltimore bridge collapse focus on victims

Back home from a long weekend in West Virginia, Corey McKenzie was sound asleep in his home outside Baltimore when his phone jolted him awake with news that the Francis Scott Key Bridge had collapsed. The second-in-command with the Maryland Transportation Authority Police, McKenzie sped to the department’s headquarters veering from his normal commute that had twice a day for years taken him across a span he had just learned plunged into the water.