Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is calling for a “thorough” investigation into the drone crash at the Celtics’ banner night watch party at City Hall Plaza, blasting event staff and the media for a “lack of accountability.

The FAA is investigating after a drone being used for TNT's pregame coverage crashed during a Boston Celtics opening night watch party​ at City Hall Plaza, injuring two people.

Two people were injured when they were struck by a drone that fell from the sky during the TNT Network’s Boston Celtics watch party held at Boston City Hall Tuesday night, officials said Wednesday.

The drone that crashed at the banner night Boston Celtics watch party at City Hall Plaza, injuring fans and sending one to the hospital, was being operated by a CNN employee.

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Fans gathered outside the city hall plaza for a watch party to celebrate the team's 2024 championship when a drone capturing the party dove into the crowd.

Hundreds of people were gathered at City Hall Plaza in Boston Tuesday night for a big Celtics opening night watch party when all of a sudden, a drone fell from the sky.

Hundreds of people were gathered in the City Hall Plaza in Boston to attend a Boston Celtics' season-opening NBA Watch Party hosted by TNT. A CNN drone that was covering the event struck a pole and fell onto two attendees.