Three Drug Enforcement Agency agents survived the crash of their Cessna 206 north of Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR) near Houston, Texas, according to the Aviation Safety Network. The agents were headed to Sugar Land as part of a training mission when the airplane experienced mechanical difficulties, forcing an emergency landing near Fort Bend County southwest of Sugar Land. During the landing, the Cessna also struck a number of cars on the ground as well as powerlines, all again luckily with no injuries.
Three DEA Agents Survive Cessna Crash in Texas
Key Takeaways:
- A DEA Cessna 206 carrying three agents crash-landed near Sugar Land, Texas, during a training mission due to mechanical difficulties.
- All three DEA agents survived the crash, with one sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.
- Despite the plane striking cars and powerlines during the emergency landing, no injuries were reported for anyone on the ground.
- The accident is currently under investigation by the NTSB, FAA, and Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office.
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