A viral videos appears to show a cyclone disaster relief blog in North Carolina being damaged by an unknown Black Hawk helicopter’s “deliberate” wheel clean.
According to a movie shared on TikTok, the plane incident took place on Sunday as individuals gathered products to deliver to Hurricane Helene patients at a parking lot in Burnsville, North Carolina. The film shows a strange aircraft hovering above the parking lot as volunteers collect resources for hurricane victims.
In a caption accompanying the video, the TikTok user wrote, “This afternoon [an ] Unmarked Military Style Helo flies into the local distribution area and rotor washes / destroys supplies in Burnsville, NC. ”
The TikTok users noted that aircraft were never supposed to land near the storms crisis comfort site, saying, “We had a meeting with all parties involved at this site and established it as a ‘no fly, no drop ’ zone time before and had sent personnel to re-supply planes at another location. THIS WAS NOT ONE OF OUR HELOS! ”
Despite the title as a “no travel ” area, the film shows the Black Hawk helicopter hovering over the reduction page for a considerable amount of time. The TikTok person explained that the reduction site volunteers used signs to stop the unnamed pilots from getting.
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The TikTok user added, “Then they dipped downward and performed a ‘rotor wash’ which seemed intentional then flew away, destroying a lot of the staging area and harming the people immediately below them in the staging area. ”
While the video shows that the hurricane disaster relief site was not totally “destroyed ” by the helicopter’s “rotor wash, ” the video does show that multiple pop-up shelters and supplies were scattered by the helicopter.
According to the TikTok user the helicopter was “unmarked ” and was piloted by “masked persons. ” The social media users added, “Local PD came in and we’ve been trying to find/track their flight information to get out who they are and where they flew in from…nothing…they’re souls. ”
In the message to the TikTok video, the person even claimed that the aircraft incident occurred shortly after two strange cars “circled around ” the disaster relief page.
“Forty days prior to this 2 unknown black SUVs running blue lights rolled on, circled round and immediately left, ” the person stated. “They were not local [law enforcement ] and not anyone we had been affiliated with. ”
Another video on X, formerly Twitter, shows a different angle of the helicopter incident as a man questions why the helicopter disrupted the relief site. In the video, the man recording the incident can be heard asking other volunteers whether they think the helicopter intentionally damaged the relief site, prompting the volunteers to respond, “Absolutely. ”