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Navy parachutist crash lands onto mom, teenager in SF Fleet Week airshow
A Navy parachutist crash lands into spectators, injuring a mom and a teen.
SAN FRANCISCO - A Navy's Fleet Week performance ended with one of the parachutists crashing into two spectators on Sunday afternoon.
As part of their air performance, six Navy members of the Leap Frogs jumped out of their plane, but one missed the pre-planned mark and landed on a mother and a teenager shortly after 12:35 p.m. out on the Marina Green.
"Our thoughts are with the individual and their family. Safety is our number one priority. We cannot immediately assess what happened; however, we will review this incident to determine the cause," the U.S. Navy said in a statement.
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Navy parachutist crash lands after airshow on mom, teen
Close-up angle of when a Navy parachutist crash-landed onto a mom and a teenager during an airshow performance Sunday. Video provided by Ben Amezcua.
According to the San Francisco Fire Department, the mother and teen suffered minor injuries and the mother was taken to a local hospital for further evaluation.
The parachutist didn't sustain any injuries, the Navy said. Video showed him walking away from the field.
It wasn't immediately made clear what caused the Navy parachutist to land outside the pre-planned area.
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