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A Marco Island police officer pushes back the public and the media from Caxambas Park after six people, four adults and two children, were brought to shore after their plane crashed near Marco Island were picked up off Cape Romano by a Good Samaritan, according to the coast guard. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.

Photo by LEXEY SWALL, Staff

A Marco Island police officer pushes back the public and the media from Caxambas Park after six people, four adults and two children, were brought to shore after their plane crashed near Marco Island were picked up off Cape Romano by a Good Samaritan, according to the coast guard. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.

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  • A Marco Island police officer pushes back the public and the media from Caxambas Park after six people, four adults and two children, were brought to shore after their plane crashed near Marco Island were picked up off Cape Romano by a Good Samaritan, according to the coast guard. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.
  • Olivia Christmann, 10, right, and Peggy Sciabica, watch with curiosity at Caxambas Park on Marco Island as officials stage the area where six people, four adults and two children, were brought ashore after a plane they were on crashed near Cape Romano on Thursday. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.
  • Olivia Christmann, 10, second from right, Maggie Sciabica, 9, bottom, and others wait outside Caxambas Park on Marco Island after officials stage the area where six people, four adults and two children, are brought ashore after a plane they were on crashed near Cape Romano on Thursday. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.
  • Six people, four adults and two children, are transported to local hospitals after their plane crashed near Marco Island. They were picked up Thursday evening off Cape Romano by a Good Samaritan, according to the coast guard. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.
  • Six people, four adults and two children, are transported to local hospitals after their plane crashed near Marco Island. They were picked up Thursday evening off Cape Romano by a Good Samaritan, according to the coast guard. At 5:56 p.m. a twin engine Cessna that puddle jumps between Key West and Marco Island Executive Airport went down six miles south of Goodland. All survived and were taken to local hospitals with moderate injuries, none life threatening.

Six people, three adults and three children, were brought ashore after a plane they were on crashed near Cape Romano on Thursday, June 26, 2008.

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