Arizona Dept. of Public Safety helicopter crash kills pilot and trooper during shooter response
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Arizona Dept. of Public Safety helicopter crash kills pilot and trooper during shooter response
"FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- An Arizona Department of Public Safety helicopter responding to assist officers with an active shooter situation crashed, killing both the pilot and a trooper who was a paramedic on board, authorities said. A Ranger helicopter crew responded to assist the Flagstaff Police Department and other law enforcement agencies on Wednesday night, Sgt. Kameron Lee of the department said in a statement. "Tragically, during the incident, the helicopter crashed, killing both the pilot and the trooper/paramedic on board," Lee said."
"The names of the trooper and pilot have not been released. The department will be will working with the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board on the crash investigation, Lee said. Emails seeking information on the crash were sent to both agencies early Thursday. The department's Air Rescue Unit is trained for various high-risk situations, including mountain and water rescues. The suspect in the shooting suffered non-fatal gunshot wounds and was taken into custody, Lee said. No one else was injured."
An Arizona Department of Public Safety Ranger helicopter crashed while responding to an active shooter situation in Flagstaff, killing the pilot and a trooper/paramedic on board. The helicopter was assisting the Flagstaff Police Department and other law enforcement agencies. Names of the trooper and pilot have not been released. The department will work with the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board on the crash investigation. The Air Rescue Unit is trained for high-risk situations including mountain and water rescues. The shooting suspect suffered non-fatal gunshot wounds, was taken into custody, and no one else was injured.
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