Several reports say two helicopters collide mid-air over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, killing six people, including American musician Oliver Tree. The incident occurs on Sunday morning, and the helicopters crash in the city’s western zone. According to statements cited by multiple outlets, one of the aircraft crashes into the parking area of a car dealership, where several electric vehicles are parked, triggering a fire. Firefighters extinguish the blaze, and emergency services respond to the scene.

Brazil’s authorities, including the air force, are described as launching an investigation into the collision. Coverage across outlets also identifies Oliver Tree as one of the passengers, alongside five other people. Some sources refer to him as a singer and internet personality, and others describe him as a comedian and singer. The reports consistently place the crash location in Rio de Janeiro and give a death toll of six total aboard.

No sources included here provide details on the cause of the collision or the identities of all other victims, beyond the confirmation that there are six fatalities and that Oliver Tree is among them.