Burnsville, NC — A helicopter allegedly destroyed Hurricane Helene recovery supplies at a local distribution site in Burnsville on Sunday evening. According to reports from local volunteers, the helicopter arrived shortly after two unmarked black SUVs were seen circling the area.
A volunteer who identified themselves as a veteran conducting security at the site shared details on social media, stating that the incident occurred at approximately 7:18 p.m. The volunteer described the helicopter as unmarked and claimed it caused damage to the distribution area set up by locals.
NEW: Helicopter destroys Hurricane Helene recovery supplies in Burnsville, North Carolina at a distribution site.
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Locals say two black SUVs did a "slow roll" 45 minutes before the helicopter showed up.
"This evening at approximately 7:18 in Burnsville, NC an unmarked helicopter… pic. /a0d4JZNhqF
“This was not one of our helicopters,” the volunteer said, adding that the appearance of the helicopter followed a suspicious “slow roll” of two unmarked black SUVs and a side-by-side vehicle near the entrance of the site.
The volunteer expressed concerns about the unmarked nature of the helicopter, questioning its legality and the intentions of the masked individuals reportedly onboard. While speculation was raised about the involvement of special forces or private contractors, no official information has been confirmed.
Authorities have yet to provide any further details on the incident or the vehicles involved. The destruction of the recovery supplies has left many locals seeking answers.
