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A Charleston County Sheriff’s Office helicopter that crashed Aug. 1 near Charleston International Airport was missing a bolt.

A police helicopter that crashed at a South Carolina airport was missing a bolt that should have been removed and reinstalled during maintenance about six

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A police helicopter that crashed at a South Carolina airport was missing a bolt that should have been removed and reinstalled during maintenance about six weeks earlier, federal officials said in a …

The Charleston County Sheriffs helicopter that crashed Aug. 1 was missing parts that rendered the pilot unable to steer the chopper as he was returning from routine maintenance, according to

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A pilot with the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office has been released from the hospital following a helicopter crash. Lt. Scott Martray was taken to the Medical University of South Carolina on Tuesday afternoon after suffering non-life-threatening injuries when the helicopter he was piloting malfunctioned and crashed near Joint Base Charleston. […]

NORTH CHARLESTON — A helicopter operated by the Charleston County Sheriffs Office crashed Aug. 1 near the Charleston International Airport, temporarily halting all commercial flights out of South Carolinas busiest

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A pilot for the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office suffered injuries Tuesday afternoon when his helicopter crashed at the Charlest ...

Lt. Scott Martray, the Charleston County Sheriff's Office's (CCSO) chief pilot, reported some malfunction in his helicopter shortly before it crashed Tuesday at the Charleston International Airport. 

A helicopter operated by the Charleston County Sheriffs Office crashed Aug. 1 near the Charleston International Airport, temporarily halting all commercial flights out of South Carolinas busiest airport.