A diner patron in Philadelphia was injured on Friday when debris from a medevac jet crash smashed through a restaurant window and struck him in the head. Surveillance footage from inside the Four Seasons Diner Restaurant on Cottman Avenue captured the moment when the object flew into the establishment, causing chaos as patrons ducked for cover. Despite significant bleeding, the man hit by the debris was reported to be doing okay, according to witnesses. The tragic crash, involving a Learjet 55 medevac jet, resulted in the loss of at least seven lives and left 22 others injured. The aircraft was departing from Northeast Philadelphia Airport en route to Missouri for a fuel stop before heading to Mexico. Among the victims were four crew members, a young girl, her mother, and a Mexican citizen in the U.S. for medical treatment. Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker provided updates on the injured, stating that five victims are currently hospitalized, with three in critical condition. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recovered the cockpit voice recorder and enhanced ground proximity warning system from the crash site, indicating progress in the investigation.
