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Orange County Downed Aircraft

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ORANGE COUNTY, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana State Police got a call from the Louisville Airport and FAA about a downed aircraft near the Orange County/Lawrence County Line at around 10:00 Saturday night.

Police say a pilot was injured after his plane crashed into a wooded area near Old Vincennes Road and Orange County.

“It was just a single occupant,” Jasper Public Information Officer Sgt. John Davis says.

Davis says officers searched the woods for approximately six hours until around 4:00 Sunday morning, when they found the pilot, who they say was conscious and alert.

“He sustained some injuries, but they were not life-threatening,” Davis added. “Police were able to take him out of the woods.”

Davis says officers had to carry the pilot about a quarter of a mile through the woods to get him out.

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