As the Valley remembers the four people who lost their lives in a news helicopter collision last Friday, the probe into what happened at the time of the incident has already produced a preliminary report.
According to local media reports, a report released by the National Transportation Safety Board has revealed that there is “no indication” that the two news helicopters at the time were flying in an erratic manner.
A week after a day of Horror in Phoenix, the people who sadly lost their lives on that day are honored this week.
On Friday, July 27th, two news helicopters covering a police chase in Phoenix collided and crashed into a grassy area at Steele Indian School Park. 4 died in that accident. Later that day, Officer George Cortez Jr. of the Phoenix Police Department was shot dead while investigating a check cashing fraud case.
