Robert Devon Williams, 50, and Lee Russell King, 59, killed when small plane crash lands in residential area near Lowell Boulevard and Las Brisas Drive in Broomfield, Colorado
2 dead after single-engine plane crashes in Broomfield neighborhood
The plane, a Piper PA32, went down near Lowell Boulevard and Las Brisas Drive in the Anthem Ranch neighborhood around 11:50 a.m., according to a statement from the Federal Aviation Administration.
North Metro Fire said no structures or vehicles were struck and no one on the ground was injured.
2 dead in single-engine plane crash in Broomfield
Two people were killed in a single-engine plane crash in the Anthem Ranch neighborhood of Broomfield Sunday afternoon, North Metro Fire Rescue said.
Two dead after single-engine plane crash in Broomfield
A spokesperson for the fire district is on scene and said "it is a serious crash." No bystanders were injured and no homes were damaged. There were no survivors on the plane.
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Images from Copter4 suggest the craft impacted Anthem Ranch Road and came to rest at the base of a spruce tree and the engine separated from the rest of the fuselage.
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The plane took off from Erie Municipal Airport just north of where it crashed. It’s unclear where it was headed.
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According to Dr. Ashley MacDonald, a veterinarian, someone found Chata wandering around the neighborhood nearby the plane crash site. The person brought Chata to a shelter where they held onto her until they could contact her owners.
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The report, which was produced May 22 but released Monday, states the Piper PA-32-260 plane left Erie Municipal Airport (EIK) on Runway 15 that day and flew about 3,000 feet into the air before making a left turn, descending and crashing into a grassy era near Anthem Ranch Road and Las Brisas Drive in the Anthem Ranch neighborhood in Broomfield just before noon.
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