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Helicopter of Leicester City FC billionaire owner crashes outside stadium (VIDEOS) | Helicopter of Leicester City FC billionaire owner crashes outside stadium (VIDEOS) |
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A helicopter belonging to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the billionaire owner of Leicester City Football Club, has crashed outside the King Power Stadium. Videos from the scene show a massive blaze raging on the ground. | A helicopter belonging to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the billionaire owner of Leicester City Football Club, has crashed outside the King Power Stadium. Videos from the scene show a massive blaze raging on the ground. |
There’s still no information on who was on board the aircraft or if there were any casualties. A Sky Sports News reporter said that witnesses saw the helicopter taking off from the pitch inside the stadium “as it does after every game.” The pilot then apparently lost control of the helicopter. | There’s still no information on who was on board the aircraft or if there were any casualties. A Sky Sports News reporter said that witnesses saw the helicopter taking off from the pitch inside the stadium “as it does after every game.” The pilot then apparently lost control of the helicopter. |
Multiple videos from the scene show a massive fire at the stadium’s car park and emergency services arriving. | Multiple videos from the scene show a massive fire at the stadium’s car park and emergency services arriving. |
The helicopter used by Srivaddhanaprabha can carry up to eight people, including the pilot. | The helicopter used by Srivaddhanaprabha can carry up to eight people, including the pilot. |
Ben Jacobs, Senior Journalist with BeIN, ESPN and TalkSport, reported that Srivaddhanaprabha was on board the helicopter when it crashed into the car park. The King Power Stadium is expected to release a statement later. | |
East Midlands Ambulance Service has tweeted it sent a doctor, two paramedics and a Hazardous Area Response Team to the scene. The service has not revealed if the crash resulted in any deaths or injuries. | |
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