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An NBC4 and Telemundo news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles while covering a bus crash, killing three people inside the aircraft. The NTSB called the helicopter's footage 'the most important evidence' for analysis.
An NBC4 and Telemundo news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles while covering a bus crash, killing three people on board the aircraft. The NTSB called the helicopter's footage 'the most important evidence' for investigating the crash itself. The incident killed people attempting to document another accident.
Newsroom helicopters covering traffic and accidents is routine in Los Angeles. This crash suggests something went wrong during routine operations, but the cause isn't yet clear. The irony is that the helicopter was collecting evidence of one crash when it became a second crash. The investigation will look at whether the crew was distracted by the assignment, mechanical failure, or other factors.
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