
Private Jet Explodes in San Diego Neighbourhood, Killing Three Onboard Firstpost America
Private Jet Explodes in San Diego Neighbourhood, Killing Three Onboard | Firstpost America | N18G
A private jet crashed into San Diego's Murphy Canyon neighbourhood early Thursday morning, killing three people and injuring several others. The Cessna 550, owned by music agent Dave Shapiro, struck power lines before plummeting into a residential street just miles from Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport. The crash ignited multiple homes and cars, forcing over 100 residents to evacuate. Among the dead were Shapiro and two of his Sound Talent Group colleagues. The plane originated in Teterboro, New Jersey, with a fuel stop in Kansas. Foggy weather and low visibility likely played a role. The FAA and NTSB are now leading a full investigation. Our next report will have updates. Watch for more.
See More

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


First Post
13 hours ago
- First Post
DR Congo: Shaft Collapse at Gold Mine in M23-Held Eastern DRC Traps Miners Firstpost Africa
DR Congo: Shaft Collapse at Gold Mine in M23-Held Eastern DRC Traps Miners | Firstpost Africa | N18G A gold mine shaft collapse in the South Kivu's Luhihi region of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has trapped an unknown number of miners underground. The incident occurred at the Lomera artisanal gold mine in the early hours of Sunday (July 20) amid heavy rain. Survivors described the structure shaking before giving way, forcing some miners to flee through alternate shafts. While the exact death toll and number of trapped miners remain unclear, local sources estimate dozens may have been trapped underground. Rescue efforts are underway, with people reportedly using their bare hands and basic tools to save those trapped. This tragic event highlights the perilous conditions in artisanal mining, a significant source of income in eastern DR Congo but often plagued by fatal accidents, inadequate oversight, and poor safety measures. The M23 rebels, who control the mineral-rich region, have rejected reports of hundreds trapped in the latest incident. Watch this video to know more. See More


First Post
4 days ago
- First Post
Venezuela's Maduro Targets El Salvador's Bukele Over Migrant Abuse Firstpost America
Venezuela's Maduro Targets El Salvador's Bukele Over Migrant Abuse| Firstpost America | N18G Venezuela Venezuela's Maduro Targets El Salvador's Bukele Over Migrant Abuse| Firstpost America | N18G Venezuela has launched a criminal investigation into El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele and two senior officials, accusing them of human rights violations against Venezuelan migrants. Over 250 Venezuelans were deported from the US and detained in El Salvador's high-security CECOT prison, where they allegedly faced torture and mistreatment. The prisoners were released last week as part of a three-country deal involving the US. Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has condemned El Salvador's prison conditions, while President Bukele denies wrongdoing. Rights groups have long criticised CECOT, and diplomatic tensions between the two nations are now intensifying. Watch to know more. See More


First Post
4 days ago
- First Post
Delta Airline Pilot Averts Mid-Air Collision with US B-52 Bomber Firstpost America
Delta Airline Pilot Averts Mid-Air Collision with US B-52 Bomber | Firstpost America | N18G Delta Airline Pilot Averts Mid-Air Collision with US B-52 Bomber | Firstpost America | N18G A passenger SkyWest jet, operating as Delta Connection flight, narrowly avoided a mid-air collision with a US Air Force B-52 strategic bomber while approaching Minot, North Dakota, from Minneapolis on July 18. The pilot made an abrupt manoeuvre after reportedly receiving no warning from air traffic control about the military aircraft. The FAA and SkyWest launched investigations. The US Air Force confirmed the B-52 was conducting a flyover and was unaware of the incoming jet. The incident has sparked safety concerns, with renewed calls for radar at Minot Airport, which is overseen by a private firm, according to the FAA. Watch to know more. See More