The twisted fuselage of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection airplane lies near the Sebasticook River in Burnham near the Pittsfield Municipal Airport on Thursday. The plane with two on board crashed shortly before the previous evening, injuring the two occupants.
A boat on Thursday approaches the shoreline of the Sebasticook River in Burnham where a U.S. Customs and Border Protection airplane, a white section is visible at upper right, crashed Wednesday evening near the Pittsfield Municipal Airport.
Burnham Fire Chief Charlie King speaks Thursday with two game wardens that arrived in a boat at a staging area on the Sebasticook River along Peltoma Avenue in Pittsfield near the scene of a plane crash. In background are vehicles with the Maine DEP Oil and Hazardous department.
State and U.S. Border Patrol police assemble Thursday at the Pittsfield Municipal Airport while investigating a plane crash nearby that occurred involving an Border Patrol Air and Marine aircraft.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Patrol Agent Dan Hiebert, left, speaks with another officer police on Thursday at the Pittsfield Municipal Airport while investigating a plane crash nearby.
State and U.S. Border Patrol police and airport officials assemble at the Pittsfield Municipal Airport Thursday while investigating a plane crash nearby that occurred the prior evening involving an Border Patrol Air and Marine aircraft.
The twisted fuselage of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection airplane lies near the Sebasticook River in Burnham near the Pittsfield Municipal Airport on Thursday. The plane with two on board crashed shortly before the previous evening, injuring the two occupants.
Local & State 
