What happened
An OV-10 was operating near the fire station where the pilot was based. Witnesses at the station observed the aircraft flying at approximately 200 feet agl. During this pass, the aircraft entered a right roll that brought it to a near inverted attitude. The pilot appeared to attempt to level the wings by reversing the direction of the roll. However, the aircraft subsequently impacted the ground in a 90-degree right bank with a nose down pitch attitude of approximately 30 degrees.
Witnesses noted that both engines sounded normal as the aircraft passed their location prior to the impact. The accident resulted in no injuries reported among witnesses, though the aircraft sustained significant damage.