Airport employees charged with DCA’s video crash

DCA’s plane crash witness describes minutes after the accident

Witness, Abadi Ismail, describes what he heard and saw after the collision of the middle air near Reagan International.

Washington – Two Washington Capital Employees have been arrested after the impregnated video Deadly collision Between the military helicopter and a commercial jet appeared on television.

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Previous History:

Mohammed Lamin Mbeng, 21, from Rockville, Maryland, was arrested on January 31 and charged with computer violation under Virginia’s law. According to the MWAA Secretary, he was booked in the center of imprisonment of Adult District Arlington and later released.

After the further investigation, the authorities also accused Jonathan Savoy, 45, in the Upper Marlboro, Maryland, on a computer crime on February 2. Savoy was released at the magistrate.

Both men are accused of creating an unauthorized copy of airport records, although officials did not indicate how they received or distributed staff.

According to reports, a video that was aired at the television station, according to reports, shot the moment when the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter collided with medium air with Jet American Airlines Bombardier Crj700 during a night training mission.

The accident led to 67 dead, including three army soldiers aboard the helicopter.

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The American Airlines aircraft collided with a military helicopter on Wednesday night above the Potomak River in Washington. Kama’s land captured the collision.

That we don’t know:

MWAA and law enforcement officers did not provide more details as to whether additional persons could face the accusation as the investigation continues. It is also unclear whether the employees were selling a video to the news station or transferring it free of charge.

Source: The information in this report comes from the Aeroports of the capital Washington.

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