Originally Posted by bcolorado
Originally Posted by Pete E
So if someone drives onto your property, you are legally allowed to destroy their vehicle?


It is not about the vehicle it as all about the camera.

If someone parked a camera on a tripod on my driveway it would not last long.


Morally, I agree with you, but legally, I am not sure you can destroy other peoples stuff just for tresspass?? Plus, in this case, you have the issue of discharging a firearm within the city limits..

And besides the criminal aspect, you then have to factor in the possibility the drone owner may take out a civil suit to recover the cost of the damaged drone..

Again, I have no idea whether that is likely to succeed or not, but even if it doesn't, its likely to be an expensive exercise for the home owner once lawyers get involved.

My hunch is that “self defence” aspect might be the best way forward for the home owner, rather than trying to argue straight trespass and/or invasion of privacy..

Last edited by Pete E; 07/29/15.

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