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Photography, quadcopters, dual citizenship, and possession of Linux. Is he guilty of any crimes that half of HN isn't also guilty of?

• joezydeco 4y ago
  Espionage?
  • perihelions 4y ago
    Of public airports? Reminds me a lot of the post-9/11 hysteria. There was likewise a panic about photographing public infrastructure, particularly if the photographer was of a feared ethnicity. E.g. https://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/14/nyregion/man-arrested-over-photos-after-9-11-is-deported.html https://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/14/nyregion/man-arrested-ove... ("Man Arrested Over Photos After 9/11 Is Deported") These stories didn't age well.
    • pestatije 4y ago
      Most definitely, if you fly drones close to an airport, you'll experience law enforcement
      • Ancapistani 4y ago
        I’ve flown on airport property a few times - even with explicit authorization, in writing, months in advance I was still questioned and briefly detained.
    • joezydeco 4y ago
      My son and I go planespotting a lot but we'd never attempt to fly a drone near active runways. Article also mentions images of a military helicopter. Given the current situation it's understandable that the locals might be touchy about a Russian citizen doing this on their soil.