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KSLA news 12 has received several phone calls about the large hole on Grimmett Drive in north Shreveport.
It's a growing hole that until recently few even noticed. Now the leaning columns and cracking cement have made the problem a dead giveaway.
"Right now, I came here and I asked the owner is it going to be safe to continue to come here, and drive across this parking lot, and get gas and shop here," Clyde Simpson said. He believes the sinkhole started small but has grown so quickly he's afraid of what could happen next.
"I come here often, and now I'm thinking the store is going to start to collapse, it's going to make a run for it."
KSLA News 12 was there as city drainage and sewage workers came out to take a firsthand look at the hole at a vacant building next to a convenience store on Grimmett Drive. Workers quickly put up caution tape warning others.
