UPDATE (9:45 P.M.):
AZUSA, Calif. (AP) — Six people were injured Saturday afternoon after a Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department helicopter crashed in the Angeles National Forest near Azusa, the LA County Fire Department said.
All six passengers were airlifted to Pomona Valley Medical Center, Sheriff Alex Villanueva told The Los Angeles Times.
One of the passengers is in critical condition, two are in moderate condition and two others have minor injuries, he said.
The Times reported that five of the passengers on the Air Rescue 5 helicopter were deputies with the Sheriff’s Department, and the sixth was a doctor from UCLA.
The passengers suffered a variety of injuries, including fractures and broken ribs.
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AZUSA, Calif. (AP) — Five people were injured Saturday afternoon after a Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department helicopter crashed in the Angeles National Forest near Azusa, the LA County Fire Department said.
All five passengers were being airlifted to Pomona Valley Medical Center, Sheriff Alex Villanueva told The Los Angeles Times.
One of the passengers is in critical condition, two are in moderate condition and two others have minor injuries, he said.
The crash occurred near Highway 39 and East Fork Road near Azusa.
