Hope this wasn't Scott's place.
Drone drops drugs in Ohio prison yard, spurring inmate fight - Yahoo News
Drone drops drugs in Ohio prison yard, spurring inmate fight - Yahoo News
Drones and Prisons.
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Pretty close to his zipcode.
Drone signal jammers, the new wave in security innovation, y'all techy types best get on it so to cash in on the wave, 'cause it'sa comin'
Drone signal jammers, the new wave in security innovation, y'all techy types best get on it so to cash in on the wave, 'cause it'sa comin'
Doesn't Scott work night shift? Said no one was hurt.
I would have expected better behaviour from the inmates.
Scott's been droning for years 
Now if you hear of a drone dropping cookies in a prison, you know who's prison that is.
Now if you hear of a drone dropping cookies in a prison, you know who's prison that is.
...screw you!(said with all the love in my heart)....and I'm working days now, which gives me more chance to bear witness to this stupidity...it's not the first occurrence of "New Age Contraband Conveyance"...doesn't matter where the illegal substances come from, the threat of violence is always simmering...prison commerce at it's finest...MANCI is cheek to jowl from where Shawshank was filmed...Scott's been droning for years
Now if you hear of a drone dropping cookies in a prison, you know who's prison that is.
I was only talking about drugs.. and drug money and prisons and stuff... what were you thinking?That sounded all kinds of wrong to me for a second there, Flake
Nah... I'm messing (hopefully obviously
) He is photographing (with permission of course) the "Evento" wearable arts competition. And does all the filming of sports games at school and during competitions etc.
...no ma'am, about 2 hours Northwest...or 45 minutes as the drone flies....
US Air Force model, so it says in the caption.
Now, this is truly frightening. Big drones you see. These little things, little tiny cameras flying in an open door into your home like a fly?
US Air Force model, so it says in the caption.
Guy I worked for yesterday, lives out by Mud Lake, has this fly swatter apparatus, looks like a tennis racket? Heh! I thought it was a tennis racket. We're in the house, lunch break me...he was eating, too but he gets up, gets the tennis racket and starts swinging it around back and forth and the thing goes...zit! or more appropriately maybe, snap! Little blue light of static. Flying electric chair for mosquitoes. But I bet it would work on drones, too. Drone-swatters! Look for one on e-Bay.
US Air Force model, so it says in the caption.
"The land of the freee, and the home of" flies that aren't flies.
Now why would "Freedom **** yeah!"-land need such things? And no, I do not believe that their only use is/would be to bug foreign embassies and suchlike. Not for a single second, not with the pushes against privacy and basic rights that have been going on all over the so-called Free World.
(And those wings were most likely made in the UK, ever-willing accomplices to the breakdown of democracy that our govts truly are - despite trying to help force a version of it on the rest of the world...much of which neither wants nor understands such a system, let alone the corrupted version on offer).