Drunk pilot steals plane, flies into no-fly zone before crash-landing in sunflower field

{"How It Happened":"The incident began when a 24-year-old man stole a Cessna 172 aircraft from a Hungarian airport. He flew the plane into a restricted airspace near the Paks nuclear power plant, which is the country's only nuclear facility. The plane was detected by military radar and fighter jets were scrambled to intercept it. The pilot managed to land the plane in a sunflower field, but the aircraft suffered extensive damage.","Investigation":"Police are investigating how the pilot gained access to the aircraft and what prompted him to take it. They are also looking into whether the pilot consumed any other substances. The Paks nuclear power plant, which produces around half of Hungary's power, was unaffected by the incident.","Legal Consequences":"The man was arrested and charged with unlawfully taking control of a vehicle, along with other offences. He was intoxicated at the time of the incident, according to police reports."}