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Q: SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — A father was killed and his 9-year-old daughter critically injured Sunday while walking along a Florida beach when a small plane crash landed on the Gulf Coast only feet from the surf, authorities said. 
  
 This Sunday, July 27, 2014, photo provided by the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office shows emergency personnel at the scene of a small plane crash in Caspersen Beach in Venice, Fla. Authorities say a father... (Associated Press) 
  
 This Sunday, July 27, 2014, photo provided by the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office shows emergency personnel at the scene of a small plane crash in Caspersen Beach in Venice, Fla. Authorities say a father... (Associated Press) 
  
 Wendy Rose, a spokeswoman for the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office, said the pilot and his only passenger weren't hurt when the Piper aircraft lost power and touched down Sunday afternoon on a beach in Venice, Florida, as the two from Georgia were waling along the sand. 
  
 "A man and one of his children who were walking on the beach were apparently injured by the plane," said Rose, adding the 36-year-old man from Georgia was later pronounced dead. 
  
 She said events began unfolding about 2:45 p.m. Sunday when the Venice airport received a distress call that the plane was unable to return to the airport. 
  
 "They were contacted by a pilot whose small plane was in distress. He knew he couldn't make it back to the airport and was going to try to land on the beach. And he did land at the edge of the water on the beach," Rose said. 
  
 She said the girl was airlifted to a children's hospital where she was in critical condition. Details of her injuries weren't immediately released 
  
 New photos and video footage from the beach showed the Piper Cherokee, its nose pointed down and nearly touching white sands only feet from what appeared to be a gentle lapping surf. The left wing appeared to extend slightly over the water's edge. A police boat was anchored nearby and a law enforcement officer stood beside the aircraft. Bystanders gawked from a distance. 
  
 Kathleen Bergen, a spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, told The Associated Press in an email that the FAA was investigating. She said the plane reportedly lost power and landed on the sand near Caspersen Beach in Venice but she had no further details as of Sunday evening. 
  
 National Transportation and Safety Board investigators have headed to the site. 
  
 "We don't know exactly what caused the crash but the NTSB is en route and will investigate," added Rose, a community affairs manager for the sheriff's office. 
  
 Rose later released a statement identifying the dead man as 36-year-old Ommy Irizarry and the injured girl as Oceana Irizarry, 9. Rose said that while they were from Georgia, it wasn't immediately known exactly where they were from in the neighboring state. 
  
 The statement said 57-year-old Karl Kokomoor was the pilot and his passenger was David Theen, 60, both of Englewood, Florida. ||||| A father from Georgia was killed and his 9-year-old daughter critically injured while walking along Venice’s Caspersen Beach when a small plane crash landed Sunday on only feet from the surf, Sarasota County authorities said. 
  
 Wendy Rose, a spokeswoman for the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office, said the pilot and his passenger weren’t hurt when the Piper aircraft lost power and touched down Sunday afternoon. 
  
 “A man and one of his children who were walking on the beach were apparently injured by the plane,” said Rose, adding the man was later pronounced dead. 
  
 The man who died was identified as 36-year-old Ommy Irizarry. His daughter, Oceana, was taken by BayFlite to All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg and was listed in critical condition. Both are from Georgia, but officials did not provide a city. 
  
 The were hit by the plane or debris, officials said. 
  
 The pilot was identified as 57-year-old Karl Kokomoor and his passenger as 60-year-old David Theen, both of Englewood. 
  
 Rose said events began unfolding about 2:45 p.m. Sunday when the Venice Municipal Airport received a distress call that the plane couldn’t make it back to the airport. 
  
 “They were contacted by a pilot whose small plane was in distress. He knew he couldn’t make it back to the airport and was going to try to land on the beach. And he did land at the edge of the water on the beach,” Rose said. 
  
 Photos and video footage taken at the scene showed the Piper Cherokee, its nose pointed down and nearly touching white sands only feet from a gentle lapping surf. The left wing appeared to extend over the water’s edge. A police boat was anchored nearby and a law enforcement officer stood close by. Bystanders gawked from a distance. 
  
 Kathleen Bergen, a spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said the agency was investigating. She said the plane reportedly lost power and landed on the sand near Caspersen Beach in Venice but she had no further details as of Sunday evening. 
  
 National Transportation and Safety Board investigators have headed to the site. 
  
 “We don’t know exactly what caused the crash but the NTSB is en route and will investigate,” added Rose, a community affairs manager for the sheriff’s office. |||||
A: 
A man walking along a beach in Florida with his young daughter yesterday afternoon was killed by a crash-landing light plane. Police say 36-year-old Ommy Irizarry from Georgia was killed and his 9-year-old daughter, Oceana, was critically injured when the 1972 Piper Cherokee touched down at the edge of the water on Venice's Caspersen Beach, the Tampa Tribune reports. It's not clear whether Irizarry was hit by the plane or by debris, police say. A woman who witnessed the crash was hospitalized with chest pains, ABC reports. The light plane's 57-year-old pilot and his passenger were not injured in the crash, says a police spokeswoman. Before the crash, the Venice airport was "contacted by a pilot whose small plane was in distress," she says. "He knew he couldn’t make it back to the airport and was going to try to land on the beach. And he did land at the edge of the water on the beach." A Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman tells the AP that the plane apparently lost power and the FAA is investigating the crash.