Two airport employees were arrested after they claimed that they had leaked a video of the tragic tragic collision between the US Airways and the army helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in the capital
MWAA spokesman, MWAA ROB Yingling, said the MWAA airport staff (MWAA) was charged with conducting an unauthorized version of the Airports Authority’s records. In a statement Tuesday.
Mohamed Lamine Moubna, 21, from Rockeville, Maryland, was arrested, and he was charged with assaulting the computer on January 31, one day after the Botomac River crashed. He was booked at the Armington Province detention center for adults and was released based on his own confession, according to Linging.
Mohamed Lamine Mubdia, 21, from Rockeville, Maryland.
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On February 2 / Yingling said Savoy was released at a summons from a judge appointed to the case. (Currently, there is no Mughot from Savoy available.)
The leaked video, which was broadcast on CNN According to reportsThe moment when a US Army Black Hawk helicopter hunted in the middle of the air with an American passenger plane, which led to 67 deaths, including three army soldiers aboard the helicopter.
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Airport officials did not specify how MBINGue and Savoy got or distributed exclusive shots.
According to the records of the Arlington Province’s General Provincial Court, MBINGue is scheduled for Monday, but the session continued. The date of a future summons has not been determined.
The National Transport Safety Council (NTSB) said on Monday that it had completed interviews with air traffic monitors in the investigation of the collision.
On Tuesday, the rescue team regained part of the fuselage and the right engine of the CRJ-700 Passenger Jet. Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk will recover after the plane recover.
NTSB said it had received training and aviation records for both the aircraft and maintenance records for both aircraft and the construction of a date for both the flight crew.
Officials announced in a statement on Tuesday that the remains of all 67 victims were recovered. Everyone was identified.
Fourteen members of the ice skating community were among the 60 travelers and four crew members on the commercial trip late January 29. A college student in Ohio coming from the funeral of her grandfather, two Chinese citizens and a group of fishermen from a journey in Kansas who were also among those who died in the air collision at the National Reagan Airport in Washington, DC.
The debris is transferred from the collision to the 7th fold at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Many of the Botomac River are still restricted to the approved ships. Two of the least used corridors at the airport are still closed.
–With Reuters files and Associated Press
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