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a small plane crashed into power lines in Maryland
Rescuers used a cherry picker to save 2 people after a small plane crashed into power lines in Maryland A pilot and passenger who were stuck in a small plane for nearly seven hours after it crashed Sunday into power lines in Montgomery County, Maryland, have been rescued, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service Chief Scott Goldstein said early Monday morning.
Both were taken to the hospital with serious injuries, including orthopedic and trauma injuries from the crash and hypothermia, Goldstein said.
The rescue began at 5:30 p.m. when crews responded to reports of a small airplane which had flown into the power lines, according to Pete Piringer, chief spokesperson for Montgomery County (MD) Fire & Rescue Service.
When units arrived on the scene, they found a small plane suspended about 100 feet in the air after striking the tower.
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