Feds seize drones, prosecute pilots
U.S. authorities seized over 700 drones and fined or prosecuted more than 350 pilots for violating flight restrictions during the FIFA World Cup, as part of the largest civilian anti-drone operation in U.S. history. The security effort involved advanced technology at multiple venues to prevent potential attacks, with some drone pilots facing criminal charges and fines up to $10,000. Federal agencies employed jamming and tracking systems to intercept drones, ensuring the safety of an estimated 6.8 million fans across several host cities.
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