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Third victim identified as Los Angeles reels from deadly news helicopter crash

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16/09/2026 - 15h27

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Third victim identified as Los Angeles reels from deadly news helicopter crash

Investigators are searching for answers after three people were killed when a helicopter providing coverage for NBC Los Angeles and Telemundo 52 went down on Tuesday night. NBC News' Steve Patterson reports on the victims while Tom Costello gives context on the crash investigation.

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