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Not so fast on those drones

HayesGreener said:
With a 9mm handgun no less

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Florida Man Arrested for Shooting Walmart Drone Out of Sky - NewsBreak

A Florida man is facing charges after he allegedly shot a Walmart delivery drone out of the sky as it was making a mock delivery in Lake Lousia. The drone was shot down by 72-year-old Dennis Winn, according to the arrest affidavit. Winn is charged with shooting a deadly missile...
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Winn is charged with shooting a deadly missile into dwellings, criminal mischief, and discharging a firearm in public or on residential property.
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i didn't know a 9mm was now considered a missile......

sheesh, Brandon was right, that can blow out a lung.
 
NMEDGE said:
My property, my airspace!
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I tend to agree. I live more than 1/4 mile off the road and a similar distance from any neighbors. I fail to understand “why” it would be legal for anyone to fly a darn drone over my place or around my home at low altitude. I have military choppers flyover low every couple days (From Ft Campbell) and that’s fine -I know who they are and that they’re training (and God bless ‘em). Yet, from all I’ve read the FAA classifies these stupid drones that anybody can buy as “aircraft” and expects them to be treated accordingly. Doesn’t seem right. Not sure how I’d react to one peeping in the windows, but suspect it wouldn’t be PC…😏
 
Shibadog said:
I tend to agree. I live more than 1/4 mile off the road and a similar distance from any neighbors. I fail to understand “why” it would be legal for anyone to fly a darn drone over my place or around my home at low altitude. I have military choppers flyover low every couple days (From Ft Campbell) and that’s fine -I know who they are and that they’re training (and God bless ‘em). Yet, from all I’ve read the FAA classifies these stupid drones that anybody can buy as “aircraft” and expects them to be treated accordingly. Doesn’t seem right. Not sure how I’d react to one peeping in the windows, but suspect it wouldn’t be PC…😏
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this is just one instance in my state


apparently, he was already a convicted sex offender

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Convicted sex offender accused of using drone to spy on woman taking shower in Cranston, RI

Police in Cranston, Rhode Island say a man used a drone to spy on a woman about to take a shower.
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