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(186,744 posts)haydukelives
(1,230 posts)Are they only flying at night?
underpants
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lapfog_1
(30,170 posts)a rather wealthy stalker person checking up on someone that lives in the area...
explains the grid search and the time of day.
but that is a crazy amount of money to spend on the effort. A private investigator would cost less.
harumph
(2,327 posts)anonymously - and we'd know the source. I'm not a fan of private companies getting
waivers to fly heavy drones over private property. Really, someone in CO needs to
grow a pair. Fed crime - blah-blah-blah fuckity blah.
safeinOhio
(34,105 posts)I saw the protestors in Hong Kong doing this too. Toy lasers can bring down drones and disable Face Recognition cameras.
https://interestingengineering.com/chilean-protesters-used-lasers-to-bring-down-police-drone-and-it-worked
dewsgirl
(14,964 posts)Or as the article said, perhaps mapping the area.
eleny
(46,166 posts)Years ago I met a rancher once who flew his own small plane from his home in Yuma County to visit his daughter who lived in the tulies south of Rifle. I can't imagine that the airspace would be safe for pilots like him if they have to share it with these drones.
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