Plane crash in Los Angeles: TV helicopter crashes, 3 dead
Quick Look
- A television helicopter crashed in the parking lot of a warehouse in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, killing three people, including a passerby.
- The helicopter was filming an earlier fatal bus-car crash on Nordhoff Street.
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Why It Matters
The helicopter was taking images of an earlier crash between a bus and a car on Nordhoff Street, where two people were killed and several others injured.
The death toll from a plane crash in Los Angeles is 3, where a television helicopter crashed near the site of a fatal accident involving a bus. The aircraft crashed and caught fire in the parking lot of a warehouse in Chatsworth, a residential neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley.
The reconstruction of the media: a TV helicopter
According to NBC Los Angeles, the aircraft involved was used for news reporting. Three people died, while a fourth was transported to hospital. At least one of the victims was a passerby who was on the ground at the time of the crash. The helicopter crew was filming the scene of a bus-car crash on Nordhoff Street in which two people were killed and several others injured. Officers and rescuers rushed to the crash site and found the helicopter engulfed in flames, which also spread to some parked vehicles.
Open Questions
- What was the exact cause of the helicopter crash?
- Who were the three identified victims?
- What are the conditions of the fourth person transported to hospital?
