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Pilot praised by Colorado community after plane crash, no injuries or property damage

Pilot praised by Colorado community after plane crash, no injuries or property damage

A pilot is receiving recognition for successfully making an emergency landing in a small plane south of Denver on Monday evening. The incident occurred around 6:15 p.m. on Prairie Hawk Drive near Wolfsenberger Road in Castle Rock. Authorities confirmed that the pilot informed them of engine issues before landing the plane near a power plant, power lines, and a residential area. Although the plane struck a vehicle carrying two individuals, fortunately, there were no reported injuries. Local residents are expressing gratitude for the safe outcome and are commending the pilot for skillfully handling the emergency situation. Witnesses, such as Whitney Hookham and Brittany Maupin, shared their relief that no one was harmed and praised the quick response of first responders from the Castle Rock Police Department and Fire Department. Both the pilot's actions and the efforts of the emergency teams played a crucial role in preventing a potential tragedy in the community.

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