I live onthe big island of Hawaii in a housing development . My neighbor is harassing me with his drone. We havent been able to get pictures yet, but flies by our windows . When we come out with a camera he retreats to his property line. We feel like we've lost all privacy. I need to stop it but how. I want to proceed legally. My wife is totally freaked out and afraid. I'm looking for advice, please.
Harassment by drone using neighbor. Help!
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This sounds like a clear invasion of privacy issue. Call the police.
Call the police and they should investigate. Perhaps some questions by the police will make the person think twice about continuing.
Also, if you can't film the drone from inside your home I doubt it can see inside.
Also, if you can't film the drone from inside your home I doubt it can see inside.
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If you have already expressed your concerns to your neighbor and they do not cease or desist I would speak with a peace officer.
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Have you spoken to your neighbor? It might be his kid doing it and the parents don't even know about it. If you have spoken to them, then I suggest you set some bait (someone in a bikini) out in the yard and be ready inside by a window with a camera. Then call the cops and show them the video. It is easier to get action with proof.
By the way, I believe I speak for the majority here in saying that we do not condone spying. It is an invasion of your privacy and should not be tolerated. It's that minority of thoughtless users that ruin it for the rest of us.
By the way, I believe I speak for the majority here in saying that we do not condone spying. It is an invasion of your privacy and should not be tolerated. It's that minority of thoughtless users that ruin it for the rest of us.
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Exactly, if this is real, call the police. This isn't a drone issue but rather a privacy issue covered by local laws.
Sounds like u have a pest problem... u can either should call the exterminator or use a bat if it’s close enough for a swing [emoji854] (j/k... call the [emoji61]
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And this would be a violation of Federal law.
locoman
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DON'T shoot it down or do anything that will damage the drone. That action will get you in trouble. YES talk to the parents, if it's the kids, talk to the wife if it's the dad, AND make a police report if that doesn't work. What he is doing is an invasion of privacy and more than likely against the law. We (responsible drone pilots) are really against this kind of behavior.
Install a Nest outdoor cam. Record it. Show proof. Threaten lawsuit. Pest goes away.
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Get a garden hose and spray it down.
No law for that.
No law for that.
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If this happened to me, I'd just race my Mavic around in Sport+ mode at 45mph, doing loops at 10m/s ascent/descent rates, spirals, proximity flying and have all the fun in the world flying where I normally never would, and get insanely cool footage that would entertain me for years.
A Grumpy Cat or force approach is never good to dissolve a situation.
A Grumpy Cat or force approach is never good to dissolve a situation.
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Quite agree, dont shoot it down, its not the drones fault, there's no such thing as a bad drone, only bad drone owners.
So just shoot the owner, problem solved at source
Go get some heavy duty fishing line and string it from whatever trees or buildings you can.
Make a spider web for it to get tangled up in.
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Hopefully you spend sometime in jail......
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