Police drone catches two men sleeping on nightclub rooftop
Two party-goers in Lincoln had an unexpected wake-up call when they were discovered sleeping on the roof of a nightclub. The pair were spotted by concerned staff in the early hours of Sunday, 2 April, who alerted the police. Officers used a drone to locate the men and guide them to safety with the help of Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue. Kev Taylor, Chief Drone Pilot at Lincolnshire Police, praised the use of drones in law enforcement, saying they provide “an eye in sky view that helps officers on the ground”. No arrests were made.
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While some may see this as an invasion of privacy, others argue that safety concerns outweigh personal boundaries.
This incident raises questions about the use of police drones for surveillance and privacy invasion.
This incident highlights the growing surveillance capabilities of law enforcement, raising questions about privacy and the use of drones in public spaces.
While some may see this as a harmless nap, others may question the use of police drones for such trivial matters.