I would argue this at least creates a cause of action (civil law claim/lawsuit) for Nuisance, for disrupting one's right of private enjoyment of their property.

I would argue this at least creates a cause of action (civil law claim/lawsuit) for Nuisance, for disrupting one's right of private enjoyment of their property. Such a argument might lose and I am not aware of any criminal charge on point, in which case the defacto remedy...flying drones over this guys house 24/7 until he agrees (in writing) to no longer fly his drones over/near private properties.