Shocking footage of the doorbell captured part of United Airlines’ haunted Flt. 328 strike on a suburban street in Colorado.
Mark Moskovics’ Nest camera caught the debris of the Boeing 777-200 hitting the road just a few meters from a parked car – falls so hard that it bounces a few feet into the air before coming to a halt.
Seconds later, an even louder crash appears to indicate the landing of an object falling to the right to the left of the doorbell’s view. The footage was shared with CBS Denver reporter Conor McCue.
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Fortunately, the street in Broomfield, a suburb of Denver, was otherwise quiet and empty – with no injuries, despite the falling rubble that made the area sound like a ‘war zone’, according to one of Moscow’s neighbors, Lonnie Kermoade. .
“It could have been really tragic,” Kermoade told CBS Denver about the rubble, some of which also fell into their yard. “Fortunately, God looked at everyone.”
An unidentified neighbor shared photos of a large hole in his roof where debris collided as he made sandwiches for his family.
Some of the debris also crashed into a park that was full of at least six soccer teams training them.
“Honestly … I thought we were being bombed,” one of the teams’ coaches, Heather Solar, told the newspaper of a large piece of debris that was within 10 feet of where she stood in Commons Park. It, fell it.
“There was so much debris in the air,” she said.
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Broomfield police tweeted that it was “beyond grateful” that there were no injuries, “given the number of people who are at Commons Park on a weekend.”
The National Transportation Safety Board said it was investigating the fiery engine outage but had yet to speculate on what could be the cause.
There were no reports of injuries aboard the jet.
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