Drones over gatwick..

chaparral said:
But still knowing that you can fly these drones around an airport for multi days without anything being done is nuts

terrorists could have a field day strapping bombs to these things and then flying them into parked planes , fuel tankers , airport buildings etc
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This is a great fictional short film released a year ago, highlighting the potential danger of combining drone and AI technology and militarising it. There's an epilogue at the end at 7:10 from a professor of computer science at Berkely,

It's pretty scary stuff, and not really that far fetched at all these days.

 
Em3bbs said:
https://twitter.com/TomPugh212/status/1076874388761440260

Police tell BBC News they “cannot discount the possibility that there may have been no drone at all”.
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mmj_uk said:
I'm on about people being arrested for a drone based crime for no other reason than living locally and having an interest in RC helicopters and (possibly) drones. If the Man City ground gets vandalised you don't just go around arresting all of the local Man United fans and interrogating them without reasonable grounds to suspect they were involved.
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I'm not sure you understand what function arresting a person has within the context of an investigation like this, it's used to facilitate their enquiries. The media are the ones who have latched onto that and assumed their guilt and are now trying to spread that blame back on to the police so people like you will lap it up.

mmj_uk said:
Like Trappi$t says now they have an arrest on their record for a major internationally reported crime, when the police could have easily done basic investigation and realised they had nothing to do with it, without rushing in heavy handed and arresting them.
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How do you know what they "could have easily done" when you don't know anything about police investigations?
 
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