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Posted at: 11/05/2009 3:44 PM | KSAX.com Canadian Man Sentenced for Flying Stolen Plane
Adam Dylan Leon had admitted in August to all federal charges he'd faced: interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft, importation of a stolen aircraft and illegal entry. A federal judge in St. Louis said Leon's actions posed risks to himself and others, cost the government $230,000 to keep fighter jets in the air for seven hours tracking him, and caused the Wisconsin capitol to evacuate. Leon admitted he stole a four-seat Cessna 172 from his Thunder Bay, Ontario, flight school last April and crossed the U.S. border. Leon landed the plane more than seven hours later on a road off of Highway 60 near Ellsinore, Mo. (Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) |
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