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    Two Amazon Prime Air drones crashed in Arizona

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    Two Amazon delivery drones reportedly with a crane this morning in Tolleson, AZ. The incident occurred about two miles from a fulfillment center run by the tech company and involved two of its Prime Air drones. No injuries have been reported. Law enforcement were called to the scene, however Sgt. Erik Mendez of the Tolleson police told local radio station that the Federal Aviation Administration would be taking over the investigation.

    “We’re aware of an incident involving two Prime Air drones in Tolleson, Arizona,” Amazon representative Terrence Clark said. “We’re currently working with the relevant authorities to investigate.”

    Amazon offering a drone delivery option in the Phoenix area last year. The drones only fly during the day and if weather conditions are favorable. The company received to ship several more products by drone in May.

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