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Man Takes Drone Out for a Sunset Flight, Drone Gets Shot Down
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It was around sunset on Easter Sunday, April 16, when Brad Jones took his DJI Inspire 2 out for a flight in front of his home. Jones hoped, as he does on most nights, to capture some of the forested and hilly scenery in the environs of his hometown, Oliver Springs, Tennessee—about 30 miles west of Knoxville.
“I flew down over my aunt’s house, and I heard a gunshot within the first three to four minutes of flight,” Jones told Ars. “So I sped up and flew back towards my house.” |
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PHORTO
(4/26/2017)
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Baloney.
If you fly a camera within visual range of my property, you are invading my private space, and I WILL take you down.
Live with it. |
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