Crime & Safety
14 Heartbreaking Photos Show Impact Of San Diego Plane Crash
A plane flying dangerously low killed two people and burned several homes in Santee, a San Diego suburb.

SANTEE, CA — A twin-engine plane nose dived into a San Diego suburb Monday after repeated warnings it was flying too low, according to a recording.
The Cessna 340 killed two and burned several homes in the neighborhood. It is believed the plane first crashed into a UPS van killing the driver and the pilot. No other deaths were reported but there were a number of injuries due to the fire the crash caused.
Images below show the impact the plane had on the neighborhood.
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Fire and safety crews work the scene of a plane crash.

Burned homes were cornered off while fire fighters surveyed the damage.
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Fire crews worked the scene of the crash.

A burned UPS truck sat at the scene of a plane crash.

People watched emergency crews from the roof of a home.

Neighbors watched fire crews behind the caution tape.

Fire and rescue teams surveyed the destruction of one home at the site of the crash.

A neighbor looked on in disbelief at the damage done.

An overlook at the extent of the crash.

Fire fighters extinguished a burning UPS van.

Fire crews worked the scene to bring the fire under control.

Two people reacted to the site and embraced.

The football field at Santana High School, top, sits near where emergency crews worked at the site.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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