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Mystery Drones Land on Rooftops in Norwich, Connecticut — Police Investigate as World Cup Airspace Restrictions Take Hold

Residents of Norwich, Connecticut, have reported large drones hovering low over their homes for several consecutive nights in early June, with at least one aircraft landing on a rooftop and illuminating a backyard gathering with a spotlight. Police have confirmed an investigation is underway. The incidents coincide with sweeping FAA airspace restrictions tied to the FIFA World Cup, heightening scrutiny of any unidentified drone activity in the U.S. Northeast.

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11 days ago

Source: DroneXL

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