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Smoke spotted as plane crashes into building in Fullerton, California
The blaze, classified as a fourth-alarm fire, is currently being battled by multiple fire crews.
The Fullerton Police Department has confirmed a plane crash in the 2300 block of Raymer Avenue, prompting significant emergency response efforts.
Smoke and flames were visible at the site, and the incident has resulted in a fourth-alarm fire, with firefighters working diligently to contain the blaze.
Authorities have established a media staging area at the southeast corner of Raymer Avenue and Gilbert Street.
Details regarding casualties remain unknown at this time, and officials are actively working to assess the situation.
Evacuations have been ordered for residents and businesses in the 2300 block of Raymer Avenue as a precautionary measure.
The police have urged the public to avoid the area to ensure the safety of both civilians and emergency responders.
A Police Department Public Information Officer (PIO) is en route to provide additional updates. Investigators from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are expected to be involved in determining the cause of the crash.
Residents in the area are advised to stay clear of the site, follow instructions from emergency personnel, and monitor official updates for further information.
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Indiana Police Officer Ronnell Johnson Fatally Shot While Handling Personal Firearm at Marion Health Hospital
Authorities in Indiana are investigating the fatal shooting of a Marion Health Police Officer who died early Sunday morning after an accidental firearm discharge inside Marion Health Hospital in Grant County.
According to the Indiana State Police, the incident occurred at approximately 6:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 30, 2025, when 25-year-old Officer Ronnell J. Johnson, of Marion, Indiana, was discovered with an apparent gunshot wound. Officer Johnson was on duty at the time of the incident.
Initial findings from the ongoing investigation indicate that Officer Johnson was handling a personally-owned, non-department-issued handgun when the firearm discharged, striking him.
Details surrounding how the weapon was being handled and the moments leading up to the injury have not yet been fully clarified.
Emergency personnel from multiple agencies—including the Indiana State Police, Grant County Sheriff’s Office, Marion City Police Department, and Marion Health Police Department—responded immediately.
Hospital medical staff initiated life-saving measures; however, despite their efforts, Officer Johnson succumbed to his injuries.
He was later pronounced deceased by the Grant County Coroner’s Office.
Family notification has been completed, and an autopsy is scheduled as part of the ongoing investigation.
Officials emphasize that no additional details will be released until further evidence is reviewed.
Indiana State Police Detectives are leading the investigation at the request of the Marion City Police Department.
Multiple agencies assisted at the scene, including the Indiana State Police Peru Post and medical personnel from Marion Health Hospital.
The circumstances remain under active review.