Plane crashes into a house in Connecticut
Raw video: Emergency crews on scene after a plane crashed into a home in Groton, Connecticut.
Two people were injured after a small plane crashed into a Connecticut home late Monday while people were inside, police said Tuesday.
The aircraft crashed into the roof of a single-story home in the Groton, a town in New London County, shortly after 10:30 p.m., but both passengers inside the plane were able to climb out on their own, the Groton Police Department wrote in a Tuesday morning Facebook post.
Scene of Aug. 17 plane crash on Ring Drive at Donna Drive in the Town of Groton (Town of Groton Police Department)
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No fatalities were reported, and both occupants were taken to a local hospital with injures that were not life-threatening.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the plane to crash, or if any other people were injured. Authorities are still investigating.
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