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Originally Posted by AzAuSenior
The drone in question was out surveilling the neighborhood at 11 PM; not the kind of monitoring one would expect from a drone club or Gold Wingnut. We're not concerned about legitimate drone use, but rather exploitation by others using drones for questionable purposes and what can residents do when suspicious drones are observed operating in a neighborhood.
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Wish those surveillance drones would fly over the pools where some people are really breaking the rules and often getting away with it. And I’d like to know who was the person eating peanuts and throwing the shells around the pool area and who was the one that left garbage stuck on the deck chairs for the next user to enjoy.