WATCH: Damage after Santa Cruz wharf collapses

[@riyricaat]

And youtube puts 15 seconds not skippable ads for this video 55 seconds. R u crazy?

[@chrisqwerty]

Not sure where this was, but they obviously don't pay carbon tax there

[@JimmyJamesJ]

This is what happens when your government doesn't maintain infrastructure.

[@jamesdiamond5725]

If anybody knows who owns this, please post it for me

[@theloniousm4337]

Spain? Mexico? Argentina? California? I have no idea where this wharf is?

[@Danster87]

Santa Cruz, California

[@Aqhd89]

California just south of San Francisco

[@theloniousm4337]

A quick google search for "santa cruz wharf" told me where it was but you would think a news story about a wharf collapsing would mention where it was.

[@shawnclifton4742]

Los Santos, San Andreas.

[@Liam40]

It's not the news's fault that you are geographically illiterate.

[@yato1234]

Part of structure you are parked on falls in water, continues to stay parked there

[@GMK189-f2k]

The last 150 feet were being reconstructed and not well reinforced. Rest of pier was fine. Waves frankly were not all that big. The video of collapse doesn’t show a big wave hitting it. It just sort of leaned over and slid into water gently.

[@jamesdiamond5725]

I wonder what Jewish guy owns this

[@icantwiththis]

Are the taxpayers dollars supposed to be used to maintain this wharf?

[@greyfisher3897]

Going on about tax payers dollars is so entirely irrelevant and to me and this event....nauseating.

[@EduardQualls]

As long as the structure generated public income with the accompanying tax dollars, yes, it's in the community's best interest to maintain the wharf.