Local Duck Hunters Could Solve The Problem

But noooo…

Toronto Star- Ontario prisons seeing more drone drops, with criminals often flying them right to inmates’ windows, guards’ union says

The drone situation has brought out a number of private companies like D-Fend Solutions who said they offer solutions to the illegal traffic.

Shooting the drones out of the air might sound simple, but it could have dangerous consequences, the company said.

17 Replies to “Local Duck Hunters Could Solve The Problem”

  1. OMG, you telling me the guards are getting cut out of the smuggling deal?.. This is outrageous and nothing short of a borrowed billion or three can set things right..

    1. The Canadian office seems to be run by Dave Beatty, who was formerly of DND, not sure if he has any liberal connections.

      The company itself is from Israel

  2. There are various predatory birds that can be trained to deal with drones… or just use a jammer

    1. That business model already exists. The Raptor Center on Vancouver Island, just north of Duncan, contracts out raptors to airports to prevent bird strikes, and the City of Victoria contracted them to control pigeons.

  3. No need to shoot the drones.
    Just shoot the prisoners.
    Or if you’re a bleeding heart, let them serve their time in C.A.G.E.

    1. Buck shot straight up will fall at the sped that gravity allows. Maybe a load of rock salt?

  4. 50 years ago they put a screen over top the exercise yard at the District Jail in YQT. Friends were tossing chunks of hash over the wall at night. Windows? lol …sorry bub. It shouldn’t take a million dollars worth of government morons to figure out a solution.

    1. Paint mines outside the walls, just beyond dtypical throwing range would be entertaining for the staff.

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