NBC's Colleen Williams confirms it was NewsChopper 4 that crashed in LA, killed 3
NBC's Colleen Williams confirms it was NewsChopper 4 that crashed in LA, killed 3
NBC's Colleen Williams on Wednesday confirmed that it was NewsChopper 4 that crashed in LA, killing three. The incident took place near the crash site in Chatsworth where an SUV ploughed into a Metro bus, killing at least two.

During a visibily emotional live coverage on NBC4, veteran news anchor Colleen Williams confirmed it was the local news station's helicopter that crashed.
"We knew it was a news chopper. We knew we'd lost contact with our people out there, and we've just received confirmation," Williams said.
The helicopter crashed around 7 pm near a one-story commercial building in the neighborhood of Chatsworth in the San Fernando Valley, as news crews were covering the bus crash that left at least two people dead and six others injured, according the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Confirming the news of the crash, the Los Angeles Fire Department wrote “Chatsworth AIRCRAFT CRASH/ CRASH IMMINENT 9151 N Mason Avenue.” The incident took place around 7pm between two commercials buildings at 9151 N. Mason Avenue as per reports.
NBC also reported they were having trouble reaching the pilot and people onboard the helicopter. While three died, one person was moved to a nearby hospital in unknown condition.
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