New York City investigators are looking into whether anything criminal contributed to the collapse of a building in Brooklyn, according to a CBS News video report. The summary of that report does not describe any conclusions reached so far.

A separate account from Fox News report on the probe's questions says the investigation has raised questions about the violation history of a neighboring property owner. According to that outlet, N Tech Design of America defied a New York City stop-work order months before the Brooklyn collapse. The Fox News summary characterizes the company's conduct as defiance of that order. The summary does not state whether N Tech Design of America is the neighboring property owner whose record is under question.

Fox News said the collapse killed eight people and that the stop-work order predated it by months. Neither summary states what caused the collapse, and neither says whether any charges have been filed. The two outlets differ in emphasis: CBS News focused on the criminal inquiry, while Fox News focused on the stop-work order and the neighboring owner's violation history.

Neither CBS News nor Fox News reports whether the criminal question and the stop-work order are connected. The summaries also do not give further detail on the investigation's findings or on the timing of the order beyond the months cited by Fox News.

Sources: Fox News: New York City building collapse probe raises questions about neighboring property owner’s violation history; CBS News: Investigators probe cause of deadly NYC building collapse.