A man in the United States threatened the stolen plane to hit Wal -Mart

Jimu Journalist Li Lili Hu Xiuwen

According to a report on September 3, the United States Cable TV News, on the morning of the 3rd local time, a American man stole a small aircraft and threatened to fight a plane to hit a Wal -Mart supermarket in Sicippi. Supermarkets and surrounding stores were evacuated urgently.

Flying on the aircraft at low altitude (picture source: CNN)

At a press conference on September 3, John Quaka, Director of Tuperlo Police Department of Mississippi, said that the arrested man was Korivan Patson. Work, he is a patrolr and is responsible for cheering for the plane.

At 5 am local time on September 3rd, a dual engine aircraft was stolen at Patterson in Mississippi and took off from the airport of the Tuperlo area.

At around 5:23, Patterson called the alarm on the plane and claimed that he was going to hit the plane to hit the Wal -Mart Supermarket of Topper.

After the official issued a warning, Wal -Mart supermarkets and surrounding stores were evacuated urgently. Many major streets of Topero have also been closed.

Quaka said that the negotiator of Police Police contacted the pilot and persuaded him to land the plane at Turopolo Airport. Quaka said that several counties were told what happened.

At around 9:30, Patterson posted a post on Facebook saying "Goodbye". Qua Ka said: "We know he is about to be no oil."

After the police re -contacted the plane, Patterson had landed in a field.

Patterson was detained shortly after landing. In addition to the charges of major theft and charges of terrorist threats, he also faces a federal first -level investigation.

Many witnesses have taken videos of aircraft flying at low altitude. A 42 -year -old witness said the plane landed behind the fire station near her house around 10:20. The woman said that when she heard the plane coming, she quickly hid in the basement of her father -in -law's house. "At that time, we heard a banging sound."

The video shot by the woman showed that the small aircraft was almost intact after landing.

Governor of Mississippi said that things have been solved in social media, and no one is injured.

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