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Impact Plastics employee says 'None of us should have been there'
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Robert Jarvis, an employee of Tennessee's Impact Plastics who survived being swept up in Helene's floodwaters, said "it was just too late" once management told them to leave. WCYB's Yannia Nordelo reports.Oct. 3, 2024
