Officer Jason Knox Killed in Helicopter Crash on Imperial Valley in Houston

Officer Jason Knox Killed in Helicopter Crash on Imperial Valley in Houston

Officer Jason Knox Killed in Houston Helicopter Crash on Imperial Valley

Houston, Texas (May 2, 2020) – According to police, a police officer was killed, and another was critically injured early Saturday morning after a Houston police helicopter crashed into a Greenspoint apartment complex in Houston.

The crash happened just before 2:00 a.m. in the 17000 block of Imperial Valley near Benmar.

Police said the helicopter was flying over a bayou where there were reports of bodies in the water when it began spinning out of control, and it crashed into a building at the apartment complex.

The pilot and a tactical flight officer aboard the helicopter were airlifted to Memorial Hermann Hospital in critical condition.

The tactical flight officer, Jason Knox, later died. He was married and had two children, a boy, and a girl. His father is Houston City Council Member Mike Knox, a former Houston Police officer.

The pilot underwent surgery.

No one on the ground was injured in the crash.

The authorities are investigating the crash.

We pass our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Officer Jason Knox.

Most helicopter crashes are often caused by malfunctioning parts, communication problems, and pilot error. The outcome of these crashes is devastating.

If you have lost a loved one in a plane crash, it is important that you contact a wrongful death lawyer who will help you with your case.

Contact our law firm, Joel A. Gordon and Associates, for a free consultation.

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The information for this article was obtained from public media and is for informational purposes. We understand this is a difficult time for the family of those affected by a tragic accident, and we offer our sincere condolences. While the idea of hiring a law firm may not feel appropriate at this time, as a public service we like to advise family of the following:
1. In some cases it may be very important to immediately begin securing evidence, including but not limited to photos of skid marks, photos of property damage, witness statements, the actual vehicle or other property involved in the incident, and other critical evidence before its disappears.
2. In Texas it is illegal for anyone to contact the family by telephone or in-person to convince the family to hire a law firm or attorney unless the family contacted the law firm or attornay first.
3. Under Texas law, wrongful death actions can be brought by a spouse (husband or wife), child (son or daughter), or parent (mother or father). A claim can also be brought on behalf of the deceased estate. the statute of limitations in Texas for wrongful death is two years from the date of the incident.