Terry Dolan, the vice chair of U.S. Bank, is believed to have been on a small plane that crashed in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. While the medical examiner has not confirmed his presence, the bank spokesperson stated that they believe he was on board. The plane, registered to Dolan, crashed into a home causing a fire, with no survivors reported. The NTSB is leading the investigation, trying to identify the victims and recover the aircraft. Dolan managed the business to which the plane is registered. Attempts to reach his family were unsuccessful and the Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s Office is working on identifying the people aboard the plane. Two people lived in the home that the plane crashed into, but only one was inside and managed to escape safely. The NTSB is recovering the plane for further examination. The crash has caused shock and sympathy for those affected by the tragedy. The news was reported by Rebecca Cohen, a breaking news reporter for NBC News Digital, and Jay Blackman, an NBC News producer. Additional contributions were made by Sophie Comeau and Michelle Acevedo. The community is mourning the tragic incident and offering their thoughts and prayers to those involved.
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