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Somehow nobody was injured when this plane hit power lines and crashed onto a road

A number of vehicles were damaged.

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AUTHORITIES SAY A small plane crashed on a road shortly after it departed from Paine Airport north of Seattle in the United States, but that there were no injuries.

The Mukilteo Police Department said on Twitter that a small plane “was down” at Harbor Point Boulevard Southwest and Mukilteo Speedway, which is also known as State Route 525.

Police say there are no injuries but several vehicles were damaged. Police photos show at least one SUV with what appears to be fire damage to the engine.

The Paine Airport said on Twitter at about 3:40 p.m. that the aircraft departed from one of their runways and then crashed at the end of it.

The Snohomish County Public Utility District says crash-related power outages were restored Tuesday afternoon

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