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Three Killed in Plane Crash at Florida Mobile Home Park

Three people were killed when a plane crashed into a mobile home park in Clearwater, Florida, on Thursday night.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officials said the plane crashed into the Bayside Waters Mobile Home Park in Fox 13, killing one person on board and two people on the ground. report Friday.

video footage show While firefighters worked to extinguish the fire, a fire broke out after the incident, engulfing trees and damaging other mobile homes in the park.

“When a single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza V-35 plane crashed into a small, close-knit community of more than 55 people, it immediately burst into flames. Residents said they heard what sounded like an explosion or a bomb detonation. ” said the Fox article.

image show First responders at a smoke-filled scene:

Clearwater Police Chief Gundy spoke to reporters after the accident. Said Officers arrived to assist firefighters in battling the blaze.

If you like, look at this as one of those serious traffic accidents, traffic murders. That’s how we approach these things. Preservation of the scene is very important, and since we are here before the FAA and NTSB, it is our responsibility to ensure the integrity of this scene. That’s what my unit does, ensuring the safety and maintenance of the field. We are working with the coroner’s office to eliminate and identify the victim. We are working to locate witnesses so that we can turn all information over to our federal partners. Apparently, local law enforcement has not determined causation or causality to the aircraft accident.

Chief Gandy appears with Fire Chief Ehlers to give them the latest information on the plane crash.

Contributor clearwater police department Thursday, February 1, 2024

According to the Fox article, witnesses claimed the plane apparently had no lights on and was descending at a 45-degree angle.

aerial video footage show Surrounding homes at the crash site were damaged.

“FAA officials said the pilot reported engine failure before the plane crashed about three miles north of the runway, and ground responders made an emergency landing at Clearwater St. Pete Airport (PIE). “We have begun preparations for this,” Fox reported.

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