The Kleptomaniac Busted by LP
She keeps looking around, but can’t see the camera looking right at her.
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US Airways A320 Flight 1549 Hudson River AIRBUS A320 caught on CCTV Camera
US Airways A320 Flight 1549 Hudson River AIRBUS A320 water landing caught on CCTV Camera
The National Transportation Safety Board and other agencies are investigating not only what went wrong, but also what went right Thursday when a US Airways flight ended in the Hudson River without any deaths or major injuries.
The aircraft remains in the Hudson River on Friday. Workers hope to lift it out Saturday morning.
The aircraft remains in the Hudson River on Friday. Workers hope to lift it out Saturday morning.
“Having a successful ditching is a very rare event,” Kitty Higgins of the NTSB said Friday.
“We’ll not only celebrate what worked here, but also learn what worked. So many times you’re only focused on what went wrong. A lot of things went right yesterday.”
Divers struggled against strong currents and frigid water temperatures to retrieve critical pieces of the puzzle from the Hudson River, where US Airways flight 1549 ended up less than three minutes after it took off from New York’s LaGuardia Airport Thursday afternoon.
The flight data and pit voice recorders — both critical to determining exactly what happened — remained attached to the tail section of the aircraft, which was still partially submerged but secured to moorings. Video Watch a former pilot tell how to water-land a plane »
Workers will be at the site until midnight, rigging the aircraft so it can be lifted out Saturday morning, attached to a barge and moved to a secure location for investigation, Higgins said.
Both engines from the Airbus A320 double-engine jet were on the river bottom, after the water landing’s impact apparently detached them from the plane. Authorities are using side-scan sonar to locate the engines, Higgins said.
The engines also will be brought in as part of the investigation into what happened, including the possibility of bird strikes.
“I don’t want to characterize anything at this point about this particular accident because we are just at the beginning stages,” Higgins said, adding that this accident would be the first “in a very long time” where possible bird strikes may have been a factor. Video Watch water wash over the plane »
Meanwhile, passengers, city officials and aviation experts heaped praise on pilot Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger and his crew, as well as first responders who acted quickly to minimize passengers’ injuries in below-freezing temperatures and frigid water.
The White House said President Bush called Sullenberger to praise him for “his heroic efforts to ensure the safety of his passengers and the people in the area.”
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sullenberger executed an “incredibly skillful emergency landing.” The pilot and crew of the flight will receive the key to the city, he told reporters Friday. “We typically like you to land at our airports,” he joked, but said the water landing worked out with the best possible outcome. Video Watch Bloomberg honor heroism »
“We saw a lot of heroism in the Hudson yesterday,” Bloomberg said.
The mayor also gave certificates of appreciation to first responders who scrambled to help passengers to safety.
Shortly after the flight, bound for Charlotte, North Carolina, took off at 3:26 p.m. Thursday, passengers noticed quickly that something was awry. See a map of the plane’s flight path »
A source familiar with the situation told CNN that Sullenberger reported a double bird strike, which was taken to mean that birds were sucked into both the jet’s engines. The FAA said witnesses reported seeing the plane hit a flock of birds.
Sullenberger was given clearance to return to LaGuardia for an emergency landing, a source said, but instead, he was forced to find someplace else to ditch the plane. In crowded New York City, the Hudson River provided the best option. Video Watch how the landing and rescue happened »
After the plane came to a stop, passengers quickly got out, standing on the partially submerged wings or on the emergency exit chutes, which also serve as life rafts.
New York Waterway Capt. Vince Lombardi, operating a ferry in the Hudson, said he noticed something in the water as the boat pulled out of Pier 70.
“I said to my deck hand, ‘That’s an odd-looking boat,’ ” he told reporters Friday. “He said, ‘I think that’s an airplane.’ ”
The ferry headed straight for the plane, he said.
“I was a little overwhelmed and scared for the people. The water is about 32 degrees. The outside air temp was in the 20s. We were worried if we didn’t get them out right away, there would be casualties.”
As he arrived, he said, most passengers were calm, but some were cheering and crying. Some said, “Get me out of the water, please, I’m cold.”
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Shoplifter with Cookie Dough is Good to Go
Typical shoplifter case from finish to end. It must suck when you’ve got warrants for your arrest.
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Cough Syrup Shoplift
Slipped right into his sweater.
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Mother and Baby Dragged By Train
This woman was trying to board the train but made the mistake of putting the baby’s buggy first. This meant that when the doors closed, she got dragged by the train all the way down the platform. You can see the baby on the floor as she flings it out of the buggy. there is even a passer by caught up trying to free the hapless woman.
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Stupid robber almost gets lock in
Stupid is as stupid does. Thats what my mother always tell me.
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singapore ghost in raffles place caught on cctv camera
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Caught on our CCTV System
Robbery caught on our CCTV security camera system.
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Video Surveillance System - Captures Car Thief
Car thief captured on film with CCTV video security surveillance camera system installed by Setronics.
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