US Edition4 Hospitalized but Safe After Small Plane Crashes in Neighborhood, Officials Say
PEMBROKE PINES, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 14 – Pembroke Pines Mayor Angelo Castillo demands a safety investigation at North Perry Airport after more than 36 crashes in five years, following a plane crash injuring four with minor wounds.
- A small Cessna T337G crashed into a Pembroke Pines neighborhood near North Perry Airport on Sunday evening, hospitalizing four people with minor injuries.
- The plane, which was approaching the airport about a mile short of the runway, came from Turks and Caicos for reasons that remain unknown while the NTSB investigates.
- Neighbors reported hearing a loud boom and saw smoke, with some immediately aiding by using a fire extinguisher and breaking windows to rescue occupants including a trapped mother.
- Pembroke Pines Police reported that the pilot and three passengers safely exited the aircraft and were transported to Memorial Hospital, where one individual was categorized as Trauma Level 1 and the other three as Level 2.
- Mayor Angelo Castillo called on the Broward County Commission to conduct a full safety investigation at North Perry Airport, citing over 35 crashes in five years and stating, "The time has run out on our patience.
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By Hunter Geisel, Anna McAllister Click here for updates on this story PEMBROKE PINES, Florida (WFOR) — Four people were hospitalized with minor injuries after a small plane crash in a Pembroke Pines neighborhood on Sunday evening, police said. Pembroke Pines Police shared on social media that officers are assisting with efforts regarding a plane crash into a tree in the area of Southwest 14th Street and 68th Boulevard, just west of North Pe…
4 hospitalized but safe after small plane crashes in neighborhood, officials say
By Hunter Geisel, Anna McAllister Click here for updates on this story PEMBROKE PINES, Florida (WFOR) — Four people were hospitalized with minor injuries after a small plane crash in a Pembroke Pines neighborhood on Sunday evening, police said. Pembroke Pines Police shared on social media that officers are assisting with efforts regarding a plane
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