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Q: Two men died late Tuesday from injuries suffered when a huge tree branch fell while people watched fireworks outdoors at the Rock Island County Courthouse. 
  
 Daniel Ortiz Mendoza, 61, of Rock Island, was pronounced dead at the scene about 10:30 p.m., and Lawrence Anderson, 72, of Moline, was pronounced dead at 11:32 p.m. Tuesday, according to Rock Island County coroner Brian Gustafson. 
  
 Both died from “multiple traumatic crushing injuries” after the limb from the huge oak tree at the courthouse fell and struck them, said Gustafson, who performed autopsies on both men this morning in Ogle County in Oregon, Illinois. 
  
 Gustafson said his deputy arrived at the scene first, and Gustafson arrived later. 
  
 Also injured was a 21-year-old pregnant woman from East Moline, who was reported to be near full term, according to a news release from Rock Island Sheriff’s Office. She was taken to Unity Point where the baby was delivered and the baby and mother are both in good health. 
  
 Also at the scene was Dave and VanLandegen, of Rock Island, retired director of court services for Rock Island County. He and his wife, Cindy, always watch the fireworks from that area, he said. 
  
 VanLandegen heard “an ungodly sound … a crashing,” he said. “We were about 20 feet away. You could feel the wind when (the limb) came down.” 
  
 While his wife called 911, VanLandegen and several other people ran toward the downed limb. 
  
 “I saw this guy — the limb’s on him, and it’s too heavy for me,” he said. “A wonderful lady, she came over, too, and a bunch of other men were lifting that limb up.” 
  
 “I started wading into that tree,” VanLandegen said. “It was terrible trying to find people. It was dark. And you have all these leaves. I just ran to the tree, pushing limbs aside trying to see feet, or people.” 
  
 “It was everything I could do to hold that limb up. It was a monster.” 
  
 Then the limb started to split. A woman who said she either worked for or had worked for a tree service yelled to those holding the limb not to lift it any higher because it would split. “You could hear it cracking,” VanLandegen said. 
  
 The real hero, VanLandegen said, was a paramedic at the scene who was sitting in front of him. 
  
 “He came diving in and said, ‘I’m a paramedic.’ He’s underneath that limb while we were holding it up. That paramedic stayed right there with (one of the men). 
  
 The paramedic trusted the other people, including a woman and a teenage boy, to hold up the limb, VanLandegen said. “That man needs a citation or something.” 
  
 Rescuers crawled underneath the limb and pulled one man out, VanLandegen said. 
  
 Johnnie Woods of Rock Island was at the scene the night of the accident and returned this morning “to pray for the people who got hurt, the victims and the families,” she said. 
  
 “The fireworks hadn’t been going too long — beautiful display — and I heard a crackling in back of me and thought it was fireworks. And so I got up and tried to run. I was sitting over on the grass. Somebody knocked me over, I fell over on the sidewalk. Somebody else fell on top of me, I think. 
  
 “When I looked back, I saw that someone was under the (limb). I thought it was a tree, because it was so big. A lot of us tried to pull the tree off,” he said. “Of course, we couldn’t.” 
  
 On Sunday, loved ones and the curious drove slowly past the scene or left flowers at the site where the limb fell. The area is cordoned off with yellow tape. 
  
 The tree is believed to be about 100 years old, according to the sheriff’s news release. The tree branch circumference measured 8 feet, 2 inches at the base and was about 45 feet long. It fell about 25 feet to the ground. ||||| Two men are dead and five others were injured after a large tree branch fell on them during Fourth of July celebration fireworks, officials said. 
  
 Residents were gathered on the lawn of the Rock Island, Illinois courthouse Tuesday night to watch the fireworks for the Fourth of July when suddenly a branch from a tree estimated to be more than 100 years old on the courthouse lawn fell, Rock Island County Sheriff Gerry Bustos said. 
  
 The branch. measured to be more than 8 feet wide at its base and 45 feet long, fell about 25 feet to the ground, striking the spectators below, Bustos said. 
  
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 Daniel Mendoza Sr., 61, died at the scene and Lawrence Anderson, 72, was rushed to Unity Point Hospital where he was later pronounced deceased, the sheriff said. 
  
 Five other people were injured, one of them a pregnant woman, Bustos said. She was near full term at the time of the accident and was taken to Unity Point Hospital where she gave birth, according to the sheriff. Both mother and child are reported to be in good health, he said. 
  
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 The other four people injured were treated for cuts, bruises and suspected concussions and have since been released from the hospital, the sheriff said. 
  
 Authorities are still investigating why the branch fell. 
  
 "The tree, although old, was in good health as best you could tell from looking at it," Bustos said. ||||| Two people were killed and five others injured after a tree branch collapsed on them during a fireworks event in Rock Island, Ill.It happened suddenly Tuesday night at a celebration while dozens of people were sitting under a tree near the Rock Island County Courthouse. The Red, White and Boom fireworks show had started minutes before.The Rock Island Sheriff's Department said the branch fell without any warning, crushing families sitting underneath the tree.Many got away safely and others tried to lift up the giant branch to help those trapped beneath it.The tree branch fell about 25 feet to the ground from a 100-year-old oak tree. Some spectators who heard the sudden collapse thought it was part of the fireworks display.The branch had a circumference of just over eight feet at the base and was 45 feet long.The sheriff said Daniel Mendoza Sr., 61, of Rock Island was pronounced dead at the scene and Lawrence Anderson, 72, of Moline, was transported to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.A pregnant 21-year-old woman was among the injured. She was transported to a hospital and gave birth to a baby. Both are in good health.Four other people were taken to hospitals and were treated and released.Investigators are looking into the cause of the incident, but said that weather does not seem to be a factor. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
  
 ROCK ISLAND, Illinois-- Katie Carter was one of five people injured when a tree branch fell onto a group of people watching fireworks Tuesday night at the Rock Island County Courthouse. 
  
 She was also nine months pregnant. She was rushed to Unity Point where her baby was delivered at 1 a.m. on Wednesday via emergency C-section. 
  
 Carter's family said she named her baby girl Kamaree Kathleen Lawrence Carter. The new mom included Lawrence in her daughter's name to honor Lawrence Anderson. He was one of two people who died when the tree branch fell to the ground. 
  
 The family said mom and baby are doing well now. |||||
A: 
Two men out celebrating the Fourth of July in Rock Island, Ill., didn't get to see it dawn. Daniel Mendoza, 61, and Lawrence Anderson, 72, died of "multiple traumatic crushing injuries" late Tuesday after a massive tree limb fell on the pair during a fireworks show at the local courthouse, reports the Quad-City Times. A witness who was standing 20 feet away from the 100-year-old oak tree described "an ungodly sound" amid the crackle of fireworks, followed by a rush of air as the limb came down, sending five others to hospitals, per WLS. Among them: 21-year-old Kathy Carter, who was nine months pregnant. She gave birth via emergency C-section early Wednesday, naming her daughter Kamaree Kathleen Lawrence in honor of Anderson, report WQAD and KWQC's Shelby Shepherd. Police say both mother and infant are in good health, while all other injured parties have been released from the hospital after treatment for cuts, bruises, and possible concussions, per ABC News. They're lucky. "It was everything I could do to hold that limb up. It was a monster," says the aforementioned witness, one of many bystanders who rushed to help the men trapped beneath. Indeed, police say the limb was 8 feet wide at its base, and more than 45 feet long. It fell about 25 feet.