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Helicopter Crashes Trying to Land on Manhattan High Rise

AP Photo/Mark Lennihan

UPDATE: President Trump weighs in on the tragedy.

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UPDATE: Gov. Andrew Cuomo noted on Monday how the city is justifiably on edge because of the September 11 attacks. 

"If you are a New Yorker, you have a level of PTSD from 9/11," Cuomo said.

UPDATE: The helicopter pilot has been killed in the crash.

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Police are on the scene after a helicopter reportedly crashed while trying to emergency land on a high-rise building in midtown Manhattan. One person is reported injured.

"There was a helicopter hard landing on the roof of 787 7th Avenue in Midtown Manhattan," the NYPD said. "Fire has been extinguished. Please continue to avoid the area."

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This isn't the first helicopter crash in New York in recent memory. Last month, a pilot landed in the Hudson River. He emerged with a minor hand injury.

This is a breaking news story and will be updated accordingly.

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