A South Carolina pilot who flew stranded Hurricane Helene victims in flood-ravaged North Carolina to safety claims he was told he would be arrested if he continued the rescue missions. Jordan Seidhom was flying victims out of the devastation over the weekend when local leaders told him there was a flight restriction on the area and that they would have to arrest him if he continued making flights.

Seidhom is a Class 1 certified law enforcement officer and a pilot with nearly 1,400 flight hours. He first contacted the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport’s Air Traffic Control tower to get clearance to fly over the airport.

According to a news release and footage provided by the agency, Coast Guard Sector Humboldt Bay watchstanders were alerted on the afternoon of Sunday. Sept. 29, of a request for a medical evacuation of the hiker who fell from a bridge about 18 miles east of Brookings, Oreg.

There's no owner in North American professional sports quite like Jerry Jones. Jones surprised his Dallas Cowboys at practice Wednesday by landing his helicopter on the turf field right next to the grass field the team was using to practice in preparation for their "Sunday Night Football" showdown with the 3-1 Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 5.