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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Harrison Ford was injured on Thursday in the crash of a small airplane outside Los Angeles, celebrity website TMZ reported.

Reuters could not immediately confirm the report on TMZ, which said that Ford, 72, suffered multiple gashes to his head and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.

"We can confirm that there was a plane crash and the male occupant was a 65-70 years old man. He was transported to a local hospital in stable condition," Los Angeles Police Department spokeswoman Officer Nuria Vanegas said.

"The incident was reported at 2:25 p.m., it was mechanical failure of plane, that's what caused the accident," Vanegas said.

Ford, best known for his roles in such blockbuster films as Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark, is a longtime aviation enthusiast.

(Reporting by Piya Sinha-Roy and Dan Whitcomb; Editing by Cynthia Johnston and Sandra Maler)

This is Mr Ford's third aviation incident. In the first he severely damaged a helicopter during autorotation practice. In the second, he dinged up a wing during a landing in bad weather. The third is yesterday's

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern.

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern.

This is Mr Ford's third aviation incident. In the first he severely damaged a helicopter during autorotation practice. In the second, he dinged up a wing during a landing in bad weather. The third is yesterday's

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern.

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern.

P.S. Are DL now at the 'coincidence' stage for failing to put fully-functional MD-88s on LGA RWY13?

He was flying the thing backward to crash it this way...

Don't ask stupid questions.

As folks usually do, he pulled up relentlessly, lost speed, and then wound up coasting backwards into the ground.

Hhmmm... No dragging in the dirt "behind" the millennium. Therefore, I can assume it was flying "backward", toward the photographer.

Hhmmm... No dragging in the dirt "behind" the millennium. Therefore, I can assume it was flying "backward", toward the photographer.

Hhmmm... No dragging in the dirt "behind" the millennium. Therefore, I can assume it was flying "backward", toward the photographer.

It did not drag, it bounced. You can clearly see the craters it left .

Maybe he was pissed off that the photographer was trying to take a picture of the livery and decided to throw it in reverse and make a run at him?

"La FAA llevó a cabo una investigación completa sobre el asunto, incluida una entrevista con el señor Ford, y determinó que no se justificaba ninguna acción administrativa o coercitiva. El señor Ford mantiene su certificado de piloto sin restricción. Al cerrar el caso, la agencia reconoció el largo historial de Ford en su cumplimiento de las regulaciones federales de aviación y su actitud de cooperación durante la investigación."

The FAA carried out a full investigation into the matter, including an interview with Mr. Ford, and determined that no administrative or coercive action was warranted. Mr. Ford maintains his pilot certificate without restriction. By closing the case, the agency acknowledged Ford's long track record of complying with federal aviation regulations and its cooperative attitude during the investigation.

This is Mr Ford's fourth aviation incident. In the first he severely damaged a helicopter during autorotation practice. In the second, he dinged up a wing during a landing in bad weather. The third is [the golf course crash. The fourth is the wrong-runway landing].

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern. Four times is a consistent pattern.

On 3/6/2015 Dummy pilot originally posted approximately this verbiage, but with the word third more emphasized....On April 5, 2017, 3BS grossly plagerized Dummy's genius post inserting the word "forth" here and there and maybe a clarifying sentence:

This is Mr Ford's fourth aviation incident. In the first he severely damaged a helicopter during autorotation practice. In the second, he dinged up a wing during a landing in bad weather. The third is [the golf course crash. The fourth is the wrong-runway landing].

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern. Four times is a consistent pattern.

Fixed.

This is Mr Ford's fifth aviation incident. In the first he severely damaged a helicopter during autorotation practice. In the second, he dinged up a wing during a landing in bad weather. The third is the golf course crash. The fourth is the wrong-runway landing and the fifth is the runway crossing incident.

Once is bad luck. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern. Four times is a consistent pattern. Five times is (running out of descriptors)

Oh Dear Chirst!

Oh Dear Chirst!

Did he crash another?