Emergency services personnel inspect the rooftop of a pub in Glasgow on November 30, 2013 where a police helicopter crashed overnight (AFP, Andy Buchanan)
You’re sitting at the bar or at a booth drinking a pint of Guinness and bam…
USA Todayreports a helicopter crash into a Glasgow pub has left eight dead and emergency workers sifting through the rubble for more survivors.In a press briefing Saturday, Chief Constable of Police Scotland Stephen House said all those aboard the helicopter — two officers and a civilian pilot — died when the aircraft crashed into The Clutha pub late Friday night, causing the roof of the building to partially collapse. Five other people were killed on the ground."This is a complex and ongoing rescue operation," House said, according to the BBC. "It will not be a quick operation. It is a very complicated and indeed dangerous scene."He added that emergency services would remain on the scene for some time and that the operation would take "many days."More here
