Sandra Bullock's accused stalker owns plane that crashed in Pacoima

The plane that made a crash landing in Pacoima on Monday is owned by the man accused of stalking actress Sandra Bullock, records show.

Joshua J. Corbett, 39, of Montrose, is the registered owner of the craft, according to the Federal Aviation Administration’s aircraft registry data base.

In June of 2014 the Los Angeles County District Attoey’s Office filed felony charges of first-degree residential burglary, stalking and possession of a machine gun after Corbett allegedly broke into Sandra Bullock’s home and stalked the Academy Award-wiing actress.

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He pleaded not guilty to several felony counts involving a cache of weapons allegedly discovered in his Montrose home. He’s awaiting a court hearing on April 12 while being held at Twin Towers Correctional Facility downtown in lieu of $2.2 million bail.

An FAA document shows the aircraft, a Mooney M20J with the tail number N201KY, is registered to a U.S. Postal Service facility at 317 S 7th St., unit 1502, in Klamath Falls Ore.

The plane was being flown by Corbett’s father, Henry.

Henry Corbett was approaching Whiteman Airport on Monday afteoon when a gust of wind upset the plane, which struck several cars and crashed on San Feando Road.

He was unhurt.

In a brief interview on Wednesday, Corbett confirmed that his son owned the plane but declined to discuss the crash because it is being investigated by the FAA and the National Transportation Safety board.

The accident is being investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board.

“The preliminary report is not out yet on that,” NTSB spokesman Eric Weiss said. “It should be out late this week or early next week.”

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