US Bank executive killed after plane crashes into home

It is believed that a US Bank executive was killed when a small plane crashed into a house in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, on Saturday afternoon, said the US Bank. Uu. In a statement on Sunday.

The plane was registered in Terry Dolan, vice president of US Bank and administration director, the Corporation told CNN in a statement.

“The foreign doctor’s office has not been able to confirm if he was on board, but we believe it was,” said the statement.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with him, his family and friends, and anyone who has been affected by yesterday’s tragic incident,” the statement continued.

Jessica L Campbell, the forensic anthropologist at the Hennepin County Forensic Physician office, said the office that the office could not provide information about the victim’s identity, citing “ongoing investigation.”

There are no survivors of the small plane, said Brooklyn Park firefighters Shawn Conway, at a Saturday press conference. Preliminary information shows that a person was aboard the plane, said Tim Sorensen, an aviation accident investigator at the National Transport Security Board, at a press conference on Sunday afternoon.

A person was inside the house at the time of the accident and was not injured after escaping on his own, said Conway on Sunday. He described the house that was hit as “a total loss.”

The video images of the scene show the house completely wrapped in flames while several spectators are listened to by fire officers on a speaker: “The house is on fire. Several fire trucks were on the site.

“They lost their home immediately, as you can see for the damage,” Conway said about the residents of the house.

When the fire department reached the scene, the incident commander saw a “completely involved structure fire,” Conway said. The plane was not found until after the fire, he added.

“What we are asking at this time is that the neighborhood gives us a small opportunity to continue processing the scene and overcome this. There were no occupants deaths,” said Conway.

The NTSB leads the investigation into the accident, said Conway on Sunday. Currently, the agency is documenting the accident site and plans to start recovering the plane later on Sunday afternoon, Sorensen said. The NTSB will publish a preliminary report on the accident in about two weeks.

“Research is just beginning,” he said. “We don’t have many answers at this time.”

The researchers will examine “all other aspects that may have affected the operation, such as the climate, such as the background experience of the pilot, the state of the aircraft, the maintenance of the aircraft,” Sorensen added.

A ring camera captured at the time the plane seems to fall from the sky before it is heard of a neighborhood. Cindy Leitschuh told CNN that his family had trapped without knowing the video of the plane.

While her husband Curt and her eight -year -old son were playing the catches, they had left her ring camera.

“My eight -year -old son really saw the plane up and down,” Leitschuh said.

“He thought it was a drone. And then he says: ‘Yes, I saw this plane up and down, left and right, and then I saw a lot of black smoke.’ Then my husband went and looked at the ring and saw that he was in our ring.”

In a statement about X, the governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, said: “My team is in contact with local officials at the scene in Brooklyn Park and we are monitoring the situation closely. Grateful for the first to respond who respond to the call.”

At the Press Conference on Saturday, the mayor of Brooklyn Park, Hollies Winston, thanked Walz for “supporting us and providing resources to our city.”

“I will say that as a community and as a city, we are going to surround the families that have been affected by this,” Winston said.