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Engine hit a home. Courtesy: Amy Webb 
Engine hit a home. Courtesy: Amy Webb 
Plane crash debris in Douglas County, Colorado 
NTSB investigator looks at engine stuck in wall of house 
NTSB interviews homeowner 
Airplane crash site in Douglas County, Colo. 
Airplane debris embedded in a house 
Home damaged by debris from airplane crash in Douglas County 
Residents near plane crash site 
Grid search conducted by search and rescue personnel
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. — The pilot is of a small airplane died in a crash right behind a neighborhood in southeast metro Denver Friday night. Crews were back on the scene near the Stepping Stone Subdivision between the town of Parker and I-25 early Saturday investigating what happened.
South Metro Fire Rescue said an occupied home in Parker was struck by a large piece of debris. A piece of the airplane’s engine was embedded in the back wall of a house. The occupants who were inside the home were not hurt. No residents in the neighborhood were injured.
Investigators say the crash of the Cirrus SR-22 left a large debris field in open space that abuts the neighborhood.
