A medical transport plane is heading to Missouri, carrying a patient and five others It was crashed into the northeast of Philadelphia Friday night.
The plane was part of the Jet Rescue air ambulance, which provides international ambulance services.
It is the same service that once helped move the legend of Boston Red Sox and the MLB Celebrity Hall David Ortiz With a decisive injury after being shot in his country of origin in the Dominican Republic on June 9, 2019, in a bar in Santo Domingo.
Ortz was seriously injured, but he survived emergency surgery.
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Part of Ortz, colon and gallbladder were removed, and it was reported that it was damaged in the liver. The next day, an Ortis's jet -rescue plane transferred to Boston, where he received more treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital, including the second surgery.
Ortz was transferred from the intensive care unit on June 22, 2019, and he was released from the hospital more than a month after July 26, 2019.
David Ortz, August 16, 2024, in New York City (Dave Kotinski/Getty Emociz for fanatics)
The suspected shooter was later identified as Rolfi Ferreira-Cruz, but the investigation also found that Ortiz was not the intended goal. Dominican Public Prosecutor announced on June 19, 2019 that Ortz was fired by mistake, and Sixto David Fernandez was recognized as the intended goal of shooting.
On Friday, Jet Rescue said that she had shattered Learjet 55 while leaving from North Philadelphia Airport around 6:30 pm
“Our immediate concern is the family of the patient, our members, their families, and other victims who may have been injured on the ground,” Jet said in a statement.
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President Donald Trump took the social truth to respond to the tragedy.
“It is extremely sad to see the plane drops in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I lost the most innocent souls. Our people are completely involved,” Trump wrote. “The first respondents are already given the credit for doing a great job. More to follow up. God bless you all.”
The accident comes a few days after the US Airways passenger plane collided with a black army helicopter Rigan National Airport67 people were killed.
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