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Interesting point. Quick question(s): Is it "use of force" when targeting a piece of equipment? If you park your car in my driveway, I can move it. I may have
by hyperliner 12y ago
Interesting point. Quick question(s):
Is it "use of force" when targeting a piece of equipment? If you park your car in my driveway, I can move it.
I may have liability, but I think I can destroy it if it is "invading" my property.
Do I not have some "height rights" at home?
- swartkrans 12y agoI don't know, but I hope you have enough money to pay a lawyer. Personally, I would just call the police.
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoWho will do what? Commiserate with you over the phone. I'd get a butterfly net or a paintball gun, take the thing out, and dump it in the trash compactor. Who's going to come demanding the thing? What can they say? "When I was flying my gadget illegally in your airspace, you damaged it!" to which you reply "Lets go down to the station and work this out".
- swartkrans 12y agoI'm pretty sure the police will come by if you call them, that's their job. There may be the chance that they're all busy dealing with more important things, but they will come, if only to come and take a police report.