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The California man pleads guilty after his drones face planes fighting with Palisades fire

The California man pleads guilty after his drones face planes fighting with Palisades fire

California’s husband collided in one year in a federal prison for a reckless control of a drone that crashed into a Super Scooper plane when the crew fought with devastating Palisades fire in California.

Peter Tripp Akeman, 56 years old agreed to admit his guilt to one amount of dangerous work of a unmanned aircraft.

The Acting Prosecutor of the United States Joseph T. McNali announced the accusation and agreement on Friday on Friday during a press conference with Akil Davis, an assistant director responsible for the FBI FBI FBI FBI.

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“Flying drones during emergencies pose an extraordinary threat to our fire service personnel trying to help people,” McNalli said during a press conference. He added that this case should serve as a warning that “if you are flying an unspoken fire around fires and you do it recklessly, law enforcement will find you and we will hold you accountable.”

According to the Agreement, on January 9, Akeman left the top of the third chief of Street in Santa -Monica, California, and flew the drone to the fire of Paulizades to see the harm. After the aquanan lost from the sight of the drone, he collided with a super-shaped, leaving a 3-inch 6-inch hole in the left wing of the aircraft.

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At the time of the incident, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a flight restriction that banned the flights of drones near fires in Southern California.

Mcnally confirmed that the crew was able to plant a super scoop safely, but said that the aircraft did not leave the commission for about five days when Palisades a fireman raged.

During the press conference, Davis stated that there was currently “no evidence that the defendant deliberately caused this clash, however, that flying drones in a limited area can cause a catastrophe.”

“The lack of common sense and ignorance of your duty as a drone pilot will not protect you from criminal accusations,” Davis added.

According to Calfire, as of Thursday, the fire of Palisades, which was 95%, retaining after weeks of fire, 12 people were killed and destroyed more than 6,800 structures.

Akemann was expected to perform the first performance on Friday afternoon.

Original source of the article: The California man pleads guilty after his drones face planes fighting with Palisades fire