Skydiver Gregory Todd, 55, hospitalized after crash-landing at Little Rock Country Club
LRPD: Skydiver hospitalized after crash-landing on Little Rock golf course
Witnesses told police they saw 55-year-old Gregory Todd's parachute come open. However, as Todd was coming down to land, he became distressed as though a malfunction occurred and spun before landing on the golf course.
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