Shot Down Drone That Was Invading Privacy

[Serious News]

Someone kept bothering me by flying their drone around my house and property, I decided to keep my 12-gague handy and when it came around I shot it.

Video shows a drone hovering over a beautiful home in Southern California and you won’t believe what happened!

The homeowner ran out of his front door with a shotgun!

The drone flew away with the guy in hot pursuit. His friend was recording cell phone video of the wild chase.

The homeowner ran around his house, spotted the drone again, took aim, and fired.

 

[TUCK646]

Kinda funny that they have footage that was obviously from a camera on the drone.
I don't think the drone would have recording equipment on it.
They shot down their own drone.
Just sayin.

 

[Serious News]

One video shows a drone hovering over a beautiful home in Southern California and you won't believe what happened!

The homeowner ran out of his front door with a shotgun!

The drone flew away with the guy in hot pursuit. His friend was recording cell phone video of the wild chase.

Read: Drone Rage Grows Across The Country

The homeowner ran around his house, spotted the drone again, took aim, and fired.

Larry Breaux of Valencia, California, is the homeowner who shot down the drone. He told INSIDE EDITION he believes the drone was sent over his house in a deliberate act of harassment.

He told INSIDE EDITION, "I get an anonymous phone call on my answering machine, 'Hey, get rid of your eyesore sign or you won't have any privacy.'"

The sign is at the entrance of his property and it advertises a Kickstarter campaign to save money for an organic lemon business he wants to start.

INSIDE EDITION's Jim Moret asked Breaux, "Do you believe that your neighbors are upset because you have that sign out there?"

He responded, "I believe one of them is."

Read: Some Helicopter Drones Raise Security Concerns

Breaux showed us how he was sitting next to a shotgun he uses to scare off coyotes when he saw the drone hovering outside his window.

Breaux told INSIDE EDITION, "I throw my cell phone to my friend, 'Hey, videotape me.'"

He said he couldn't get a shot off at first because the shotgun was on safety, but when he turned the corner, he managed to bring down the drone with a single shot.

Somehow Larry's shot missed the computer chip that was recording video.

Breaux believes the person controlling the drone was standing on top of the hill which is on Larry's property, and when he shot the drone out of the sky, he heard that person start to yell.

He showed us what could be a figure in the distance, but it's impossible to tell for sure.

Breaux says he never found the owner of the drone and hasn't reported the incident to the police.

The video is dramatic for sure, maybe almost too dramatic, and now we wonder if it was a set up for his Kickstarter campaign, which is soliciting donations online for his organic lemon business.

So, we had to ask, "What do you want to say to those folks who think you did this for publicity?"

He responded, "All I can say is its a true story and I've got the raw video on my phone but not on the drone, and it's just a freak thing that the chips survived."

Breaux has a Kickstarter page, showing he has raised a little over 400 dollars of the 60,000 he needs to start his organic lemon business.

His Kickstarter campaign utilizes drone video that looks awfully familiar to the video in question.

Jim Moret asked, "You don't own your own drone?"

He replied, "No, never have."

So, you be the judge. Is this a case of man versus drone - or something else?

Jim Moret concluded by asking, "Just for the record, you did not shoot your own drone out of the sky?"

He said, "I did not shoot my own drone out of the sky."

http://www.insideedition.com/headli...r-shoot-down-a-drone-flying-over-his-property

 

[rschap1]

Only a matter of time...

 

[TUCK646]

When life hands you lemons,go ahead and make some lemonade, just be careful what you mix it with and don't drink so much.

 

[Ratickle]

When life hands you lemons, go ahead and make some lemonade, just be careful what you mix it with and don't drink so much.

What!!!!! Are you trying to ruin our primary plan?

 

[fund razor]

Bullchit.

The drone video at the end when the shotgun pellet supposedly hits it. There is no recoil immediately preceding the fake CGI crack and glass flying. If the video was really that good when it was hit, it would show the drone moved massively from it's position, quickly falling. It would have been a video of a spiraling horizon. The guy's cell phone vid shows the drone go wildly out of control the very moment it was hit.

And people with a 12 gauge know how to spell 12 gauge.

Fake.

 

[Ratickle]

"Fundrazor Snopes", for the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth!!!!!


So two different drones shooting video?

 

[fund razor]

No. One. The drone that was shot down was a cheapie with no camera.

 

[Ratickle]

So where'd the video come from?

 

[fund razor]

Two drones Paul.

The camera drone and the target drone.

 

[Ratickle]

The cracked glass?

 

[fund razor]

CGI

 

[Ratickle]

So entirely faked.....

 

[fund razor]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=california+man+fakes+drone+shooting

 

[fund razor]

 

[fund razor]

"the shattered lens effect at the end of the footage which appeared to be added in post-production."

Uh huh.

 

[phragle]

Completely fake as opposed to the verified and accurate penguin rescue video...

 

[Ratickle]

:iagree: