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Drone crashes while smuggling weed into maximum security prison

01
Aug
2014

The wreckage of a drone has been found outside of a maximum security prison in South Carolina, according to Reuters. It is believed to have been used in an attempt to smuggle phones, marijuana, and tobacco into the Lee Correctional Institution. The discovery precipitated an investigation that would later lead to the arrest of 28-year-old Brenton Lee Doyle and a search for a second suspect. State Department of Corrections spokeswoman Stephanie Givens is cited as stating officials believe it was the first time an unmanned aircraft had been used in an effort to breach prison walls in the state. While it might be a new incident for South Carolina, similar cases have cropped up across the world.

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