The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after a California homeowner reported that a large piece of ice fell from the sky, crashed through her tenant's roof and landed on his couch.
According to local officials, the incident occurred at around 11 a.m. PDT on April 10, in Whittier, a city in Los Angeles County, California.
In a news release from Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn's office, the tenant, Yuder Grau, living in the home owned by Thania Magana, said he heard “what sounded like an explosion” and found a large piece of "dirty ice" on the living room couch. Magana emailed Hahn on Saturday, requesting assistance in "ensuring this incident is properly investigated."
In photos released by Hahn’s office, officials say the piece of ice crashed through the home's roof and ceiling. Officials said they submitted a report to the FAA, with local authorities classifying it as a “suspicious circumstance.”
The FAA confirmed to USA TODAY that it was investigating the falling ice.
