Sergeant Robert Harris was killed in a helicopter accident when the police helicopter he was piloting developed engine problems and crashed near the Southern State Parkway.
When the helicopter began to experience an engine problem, Sergeant Harris declined an emergency landing at a school because children were nearby. The helicopter crashed as he attempted to locate an alternate location to land.
Sergeant Harris was a United States Army WWII veteran and had served with the Nassau County Police Department for 29 years.
When the helicopter began to experience an engine problem, Sergeant Harris declined an emergency landing at a school because children were nearby. The helicopter crashed as he attempted to locate an alternate location to land.
Sergeant Harris was a United States Army WWII veteran and had served with the Nassau County Police Department for 29 years.
Sergeant Robert Harris was killed in a helicopter accident when the police helicopter he was piloting developed engine problems and crashed near the Southern State Parkway.
When the helicopter began to experience an engine problem, Sergeant Harris declined an emergency landing at a school because children were nearby. The helicopter crashed as he attempted to locate an alternate location to land.
Sergeant Harris was a United States Army WWII veteran and had served with the Nassau County Police Department for 29 years.
When the helicopter began to experience an engine problem, Sergeant Harris declined an emergency landing at a school because children were nearby. The helicopter crashed as he attempted to locate an alternate location to land.
Sergeant Harris was a United States Army WWII veteran and had served with the Nassau County Police Department for 29 years.
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