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There's new video of debris falling onto the street in Colorado from the United Airlines plane that was forced to make an emergency landing due to an engine failure Saturday.
Plane engine debris from a Honolulu-bound flight from Denver fell on properties and homes in Broomfield, Colorado, after the engine failed after takeoff on February 20.United Airlines flight 328 experienced an engine failure shortly after departure, according to United Airlines, but was able to safely return to Denver. There were no injuries on board, the airline said.Footage captured on security cameras owned by Broomfield resident Chris Nielson show debris falling into his yard. Debris from the plane landed in multiple locations in Broomfield, police said. Credit: Chris Nielson via Storyful
United Flight 328 returned to the airport around 1:30 p.m. after suffering an engine issue above Colorado. The flight had been bound for Honolulu.
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