Charges Announced by Police
Four men are set to be charged on July 11 for offences related to the operation of unmanned aircraft in protected areas, according to a statement released by the police on July 10.
Specific Charges
The individuals will face charges for operating an unmanned aircraft over a protected area, engaging in prohibited photography using an unmanned aircraft in a protected area, and failing to obtain the necessary Class 2 activity permit required to operate an unmanned aircraft at altitudes exceeding 60 meters above mean sea level.
Legal Consequences and Past Cases
Previous court cases involving similar offences have resulted in fines ranging from $4,000 to $45,000 for the violators. Additionally, 294 other drone operators have been issued composition fines, stern warnings, or advisories for related infractions.
Enforcement and Compliance
The police statement underscores the importance of adhering to regulations governing the use of unmanned aircraft, particularly in protected areas. These measures are in place to ensure public safety and security, and the authorities remain vigilant in enforcing compliance.
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