In the stillness of night, a quiet, tree-lined street in a San Diego neighborhood was plunged into chaos when a plane clipped a power line and crashed – turning cars into fireballs and sending residents fleeing in a haze of smoke and confusion.

Williams displayed a photo of the Cessna before departure at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey on Wednesday night in an Instagram story. Teterboro is located about 5 miles west of Manhattan, and the airport is frequently used by executives flying in and out of New York City.

Officials have confirmed at least three people died in the San Diego plane crash that hit a neighborhood early Thursday. Only minor injuries have been reported among residents, despite major damage to at least 10 homes.