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Help find missing 21-Year-Old Olivia Kolentus in Murfreesboro, Tennessee
She has been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database as a missing person.
Police in Murfreesboro are actively searching for 21-year-old Olivia Kolentus, who has been reported missing under concerning circumstances.
A friend who frequently communicates with Olivia reported her missing after noticing an unusual lack of contact.
The friend, who typically hears from her daily or every other day, raised concerns about her well-being.
Authorities are particularly worried Olivia may be in a potentially unsafe situation involving her ex-boyfriend.
According to reports, she has occasionally stayed with friends or slept in her vehicle. A photo of her car has been shared by law enforcement to aid in the search.
Olivia has been officially listed as a missing person in the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database.
Anyone with information about Olivia Kolentus’s whereabouts is urged to contact Detective Justin Fugate at 629-201-5635 as soon as possible. Police are relying on public assistance to ensure her safety.
HARTFORD, IL — Newly released video footage reveals the harrowing moments of an ARCH Air Medical helicopter crash that occurred during a nighttime training exercise in Hartford, Illinois.
The incident took place around 9:00 p.m. on Thursday in a vacant lot near North Delmar Avenue, directly across from the Hartford Fire Department.
The video shows the helicopter attempting to lift off when one of its rotor blades struck a tree limb approximately 50 feet above ground.
The impact caused the aircraft to lose control, flip, and crash to the ground, where it immediately caught fire.
A thick plume of smoke and the glow of flames could be seen from blocks away.
In the aftermath of the crash, one of the individuals on board — identified in the video by a blue uniform — can be seen walking away from the burning wreckage.
Another survivor is shown being carried on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance.
Emergency personnel from the Hartford, South Roxana, and Wood River Fire Departments quickly responded to the scene.
The crash’s proximity to the fire station allowed first responders to act swiftly, containing the fire and rescuing the occupants.
Officials confirmed that all three people aboard the helicopter survived and were transported to area hospitals.
Two were taken by ground ambulance, while a third was airlifted by another ARCH Air Medical helicopter. Their medical conditions have not yet been released.
The crash resulted in a strong odor of aviation fuel that permeated the downtown Hartford area throughout the evening.
Authorities cordoned off the site while crews worked to stabilize the scene and mitigate any fire hazards.
The helicopter was participating in a routine training mission when the incident occurred.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have been notified and are conducting a full investigation into the cause of the crash.
ARCH Air Medical has not yet released an official statement.
More details will be provided as the investigation continues and additional information becomes available.