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Darwin Olympics: Drug Smugglers Busted by Their Own Drone

Meanwhile in the UK . . .

Two dudes in Kirkcaldy, UK had intentions of sneaking drugs into a prison, and it obviously didn’t go as planned.

Paul Reilly (32) and Michael Martin (35) wanted to smuggle drugs to Michael’s brother in prison using a drone . . . but the drone CRASHED on prison grounds . . . right by the cell Michael’s brother was being held in!

During a routine patrol on the prison grounds, and officer heard a buzzing noise and found the drone lying on the ground with a cellophane package lying next to it.

Little did Paul and Michael know, the drone had been recording EVERYTHING.

Police found images of both men, as well as the door number of the house they were operating from, AND a car parked outside that belonged to one of them.

Paul is facing 33 months in jail, while Michael is looking at a year in prison.

At least Michael is now reunited with his brother. 

(BBC)

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