Pilot charged for buzzing boaters on Horsetooth Reservoir before crashing

Pilot involved in plane crash charged, accused of buzzing boaters in Horsetooth Reservoir

DENVER — A pilot who allegedly buzzed low over boaters before crashing his small plane near Horsetooth Reservoir on Sept. 11 of last year is now facing charges, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday.The Larimer County District Attorney’s Office is charging Ahmed El-Kaddah, 35, with five counts of menacing and six counts of reckless endangerment—all misdemeanors.Although the suspect has been charged, El-Kaddah is not in the country…

Charges filed against pilot who flew plane recklessly low over boat on Horsetooth Reservoir

Ahmed El-Kaddah was charged with menacing and reckless endangerment in the Sept. 11 crash.

Pilot accused of buzzing Horsetooth Reservoir boaters faces charges, may have left country

The pilot accused of buzzing boaters on Horsetooth Reservoir in September is facing multiple charges, but the sheriff's office says he left the country.

Charges filed against pilot of small plane crash near Horsetooth Reservoir

The Larimer County District Attorney's Office filed charges against a pilot after the small plane he was allegedly flying crashed near Horsetooth Reservoir in September of last year.

Pilot charged with flying plane recklessly toward boats on Horsetooth Reservoir on 9/11 anniversary

Authorities in Larimer County are searching for Ahmed El-Kaddah, a 35-year-old pilot charged with flying recklessly toward boats in Horsetooth Reservoir on the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks last year.

Pilot charged for buzzing boaters on Horsetooth Reservoir before crashing

Ahmed El-Kaddah was charged with menacing and reckless endangerment after buzzing boaters on Horsetooth Reservoir in September. He fled the US after the incident.