Man fined after flying drones over Premier League stadiums

[fatmanmedia]

Apologies if this in the wrong section.

But i have to say that this guy has gotten off lightly £1800 for nine breaches is not a deterrent to others.

you can read the story here

Man fined after flying drones over Premier League stadiums - BBC News (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-34256680)

Fats

[Jan Olieslagers]

Perhaps the good thing is that at least someone has been convicted - not just fined, but really convicted!- that ought to serve as a deterrent, I should think. Next step step should be confiscation of the gear, but perhaps UK law is too lax for that.

[aox]

It's a bit odd that the BBC has used his pictures to illustrate the article.

Hey that's not a bad view, one or two readers might think, and be tempted to try it themselves.

[bingofuel]

I wonder what he charged the BBC as a fee, perhaps £1800 !

[Weeds round the prop]

I'm not sure whether to be impressed or appalled by this product. I cannot imagine where this technology will be in 20 years time, and the grief that it will be causing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4vGcH0Bk3hg

[abgd]

Hmm.. it does sound as if he got all his equipment confiscated which will add a fair amount to the blow.

[The_Pink_Panther]

You'd think after being given "several warnings from the police", and getting arrested, he'd start to understand the consequences of his actions.

To get arrested a second time, and have more than one of his drones confiscated before ending up in court suggest he wasn't taking any of it seriously.