California helicopter crash kills two people and leaves two hospitalized
Summary
A medical helicopter crashed near Catalina Island, California, killing two people and injuring two others who were hospitalized. Rescue teams searched for a fifth person who was reported missing, and the crash is under investigation.Key Facts
- The helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from Catalina Island, off the coast of Los Angeles.
- Four people were pulled from the water; two died at the scene, and two were taken to hospitals in stable condition.
- A fifth person was reported missing and was being searched for by rescue teams.
- The helicopter was submerged in about 240 feet (73 meters) of water.
- The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash.
- Rescue efforts involved local firefighters, lifeguards, the US Coast Guard, and the sheriff’s department.
- The helicopter is believed to be owned by Reach Air Medical Services from Sacramento, California.
- The incident occurred just before 8 p.m. on Wednesday, and search operations continued through the night.
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