Low-Flying Police Helicopter Interrupts 'Unruly' Penn State Tailgate Party

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a September 29 incident prior to a Penn State football game in which a low-flying police state helicopter interrupted a large crowd of tailgaters. The incident saw tents and other materials brought by those in attendance to swoop through the air, causing a stunned reaction from those on the ground. The helicopter flew over the parking lot full of college football fans at Penn State University, who were in town for a game the following day between Penn State and Ohio State. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/faa-looks-chaos-caused-low-flying-police-helicopter-penn-state-n915991 Media reports indicate that state police were called to assist in policing "unruly" tailgaters. The video shows the dramatic scene unfold as the helicopter caused debris - including large tents and coolers - to fly through the air. Uploader Chris Le, a junior at Penn State Unversity, was among the hundreds present and described the scene in an interview with https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/news/video/video-shows-police-helicopter-closing-tailgate-58226171 Good Morning America , saying that "debris was flying everywhere, hitting people." (Footage by Chris Le/Storyful via Getty Images)