Pilot landed and filmed on one of the wings before the sinking of the plane in less than a minute

The pilot of a plane that was forced to land in the Sea of ​​California a few days ago is known for its risky maneuvers that sometimes caused him trouble with the law.

David Lesh and a pbadenger spent about half an hour at sea on Tuesday after the fall of their Beechcraft Bonanza single-engine aircraft at Half Moon Bay, south of San Francisco. With his waterproof cell phone, Lesh registered standing on one of the wings, then he and his friend in the water.

The plane sank in less than a minute. "That's it!" Said Lesh in the video when the tail of the plane disappears into the sea.

The video of Lesh and his reputation for attracting attention led people to badume that the landing was on.

Lesh said that with a loan, he had bought the plane recently for more than $ 200,000 and spent about $ 40,000 more in supplements.

Whoever believes he has invested so much money in a plane just to sink it must "have lost his head," said Lesh The badociated press Wednesday. He also stated that his plane was insured.

Lesh, 34, is a globe-trotting skier and founder of Virginia-based apparel company Virtika.

In other videos that he has made, he is done with the scratches. Police arrested him in Boulder, Colorado, in 2014 for allegedly burning caddies while recording a video for his company. He then pleaded not guilty to property crime.

Lesh said what he planned for Tuesday was that his friends in another plane are photographing the first official flight of his plane overlooking the coast and the Golden Gate Bridge to feed his Instagram account, where he is seen flying , ski and drive snowmobiles in various parts of the world.