For me the biggest question is: If you don't want a drone on your property, but you don't know who owns the drone that's flying around on your land, what's the

For me the biggest question is: If you don't want a drone on your property, but you don't know who owns the drone that's flying around on your land, what's the proper, lawful way for you to handle the situation? Also the article's really sketchy on facts of this specific case. What was the shooter's motive? Was the shooter an employee of the meat processing plant? If so, was the shooter acting on his own initiative, or was he ordered by his work superiors to shoot down the drone? (I've been playing the Switch re-release of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney lately so these kinds of questions come to mind, haha.)