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Navy Warns Public About Crash Debris in San Diego Bay

Debris from a fighter jet crash could resemble weapons or classified components and could be hazardous if handled, the Navy said.
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Navy Warns Public About Crash Debris in San Diego Bay
A San Diego Harbor patrol and a U.S. Navy boat work along the shore near Shelter Island after a U.S. Navy plane crashed into the San Diego Bay, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025, in San Diego. AP Photo/Denis Poroy
Jill McLaughlin
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The U.S. Navy warned the public Feb. 13 to stay away from any debris that may wash ashore after a fighter jet crashed in San Diego Bay while attempting to land.

“The public is asked to remain clear of the area and not interfere with the recovery,” the Navy said in a statement.

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