According to Connecticut state police, 18-year-old Austin Haughwout did not break any state laws when he fired a homemade armed drone in the woods on his family's property in the town of Clinton, then posted a video of of "flying gun" to YouTube. The Federal Aviation Administration and Clinton police are still investigation the legality of private armed drones -- this one, which Haughwout's father says was created as a school project with a local college professor, fires a semiautomatic handgun....
According to Connecticut state police, 18-year-old Austin Haughwout did not break any state laws when he fired a homemade armed drone in the woods on his family's property in the town of Clinton, then posted a video of of "flying gun" to YouTube. The Federal Aviation Administration and Clinton police are still investigation the legality of private armed drones -- this one, which Haughwout's father says was created as a school project with a local college professor, fires a semiautomatic handgun....
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