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Remember the Amazon quadcopter delivery idea?
Welllllllll... that bright idea spawned another good idea... :eek::D:eek::D:eek:
Drone Carrying Contraband Crashes at SC Prison COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Officials are looking for a person they say helped try to use a drone to sneak cellphones, marijuana and other contraband into a maximum-security prison in South Carolina. Corrections Department spokeswoman Stephanie Givens said Wednesday that officials found a crashed drone in bushes outside Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville. At the site, Givens says officers on April 21 also found the cellphones, marijuana and tobacco products. One man has been arrested and charged with trying to give contraband materials to inmates, and authorities are looking for a second suspect. Givens says this is the first time officials know of a drone being used to smuggle banned items into a South Carolina prison. Drone Carrying Contraband Crashes at SC Prison Chime in if you've heard of this being tried in your state also. :) |
Well carrier pigeons have been tried before so why not?
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Put about a dozen together and have it lift you over the wall.
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Well, there went my plan for getting rich with a quad.
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I'll get it right next time.
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Wow.. I gotta admit thats pretty clever. Wont be the last time i bet.
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I remember walking in Honolulu's airport with its open air walkways all over, and thinking to myself that a RC air craft could fly anything into the terminal right past security, this was ten years ago.
I thought searching my bags was pretty pointless given the obvious weakness. Its getting a lot easier for this to be reality. |
Local Federal Prison they tape drugs to arrows/cross bow bolts and shoot them over the fences. :)
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