New Hampshire police stop a stolen Mustang that crashed into a plane on the runway

New Hampshire State Police were able to stop a black 2008 Ford Mustang that was wanted for offenses in other US states. The story could have become ordinary if not for the events that preceded the arrest. They were reported by Carscoops.

The driver of the car, noticing the patrolmen, attempted to escape without turning on the headlights. A pursuit ensued and ended at Portsmouth International Airport. According to law enforcement officials, the car crashed through a fence, drove onto the runway and crashed first into a tractor and then into a private Pilatus PC-12 turboprop plane. Its average is 4.5 million dollars (about 388 million rubles).

As a result of the collision, the left wing and landing gear of the aircraft were destroyed. The operator company PlaneSense clarified that the aircraft was parked awaiting routine maintenance. The damage to the aircraft is assessed as “very serious”, given the high cost of even used copies of this model. The Ford Mustang itself cannot be restored.

The driver's identity was quickly established. He turned out to be 17-year-old Wyatt Seeley from Rochester. According to preliminary data, at the time of his arrest he was intoxicated. He was taken to the hospital for examination. There were no other casualties during the incident.

The offender faces several charges, including aggravated drunk driving, disobedience to a police officer, leaving the scene of an accident and dangerous driving.