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Tragic Midair Collision Claims Life of Kennewick Skydiver

KTSM••Aimee Plante
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A skydiving accident on May 24 resulted in the death of Randy Hubbs, a resident of the Kennewick area. Hubbs was involved in a group jump when he collided midair with another jumper. This incident highlights the risks associated with skydiving, particularly during group activities. The local skydiving community is mourning the loss of Hubbs, who was known among fellow enthusiasts. Safety measures and protocols may come under scrutiny as a result of this tragic event.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on May 24 during a group skydiving jump. • Randy Hubbs was a resident of the Kennewick area. • The skydiving community is mourning his loss.

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