South California: Three people were killed on Sunday night after a helicopter used to fight a wildfire in Southern California collided with another one
South California: Three people were killed on Sunday night after a helicopter used to fight a wildfire in Southern California collided with another one and crashed, according to the New York Times.
According to David Fulcher, the southern region chief of Cal Fire, the state’s firefighting organisation, the three guys who died were inside one of the helicopters. He claimed that the other chopper had safely landed.
Gov. Gavin Newsom of California said in a statement on Monday that three men who were killed were Josh Bischof, an assistant chief at Cal Fire; Tim Rodriguez, a fire captain at Cal Fire; and Tony Sousa, a contract pilot, The New York Times reported.
