Drone wars: Tokyo police deploys interceptors armed with nets to catch nuisance drones

New details have emerged about a man shot dead by police outside Wood Green Crown Court as officers foiled an alleged plot to spring two convicts from a prison van on Friday. AdTech Ad Four other men, aged between 19 and 32, have been charged with attempting to help Izzet Eren, 32, and Erwin Amoyaw-Gyamfi, 29, to escape from lawful custody. Two of the four have also been charged “possession of an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence” and “driving a motor vehicle which had been taken without the consent of the owner”, the Metropolitan Police said. The shooting took place after armed police, who were tipped off about the alleged escape attempt, lay in wait wearing balaclavas. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which is investigating the fatal incident, said the person killed was a 28-year-old mixed-race British man from Tottenham. The man died in Bracknell Close, which runs behind the court, after being shot once by a police officer, the IPCC said. Eren and Amoyaw-Gyamfi were arrested by armed police while riding a stolen motorbike in north London on October 13 and found to be carrying a Skorpion sub-machine gun and Tokarev handgun. They were intercepted en route to “kill, or maim or wound” an unnamed person and pleaded guilty to charges of possessing guns and ammunition with intent to endanger life, aggravated vehicle-taking and a driving offence at a previous hearing. The pair were both jailed for 14 years for the attempted “professional hit”. Jailing the men, who have a string of prior drug and violence convictions, Judge Nicholas Browne QC said the gravity of gun crime “could not be overstated”. He said: “This was to be a professional hit. Each of you was armed with a loaded, lethal weapon. “The potential consequences were all too obvious. You could have been killed or seriously injured. So could innocent members of the public, not to mention your intended victim.” He added: “In sentencing you I completely ignore and put out of my mind the serious incident outside the court area, not far from where I am today. I observe and agree with your wish to be sentenced today.” The Directorate of Professional Standards - the Metropolitan Police’s internal watchdog - is also investigating the incident

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Tokyo Metropolitan Police have launched a fleet of massive net-wielding interceptor drones as part of a crack down.
They fear terrorists and other criminals, including perverts could be using drones to commite crime.
As reported by the Daily Star Online, peeping toms across Britain are taking to the skies with drones to film randy couples romping – without the stars of their film ever knowing.
But the first single interceptor drone will be attached to a specially-trained riot police unit. More join the force in February.Source;Daily  Star

New details have emerged about a man shot dead by police outside Wood Green Crown Court as officers foiled an alleged plot to spring two convicts from a prison van on Friday. AdTech Ad Four other men, aged between 19 and 32, have been charged with attempting to help Izzet Eren, 32, and Erwin Amoyaw-Gyamfi, 29, to escape from lawful custody. Two of the four have also been charged “possession of an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence” and “driving a motor vehicle which had been taken without the consent of the owner”, the Metropolitan Police said. The shooting took place after armed police, who were tipped off about the alleged escape attempt, lay in wait wearing balaclavas. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which is investigating the fatal incident, said the person killed was a 28-year-old mixed-race British man from Tottenham. The man died in Bracknell Close, which runs behind the court, after being shot once by a police officer, the IPCC said. Eren and Amoyaw-Gyamfi were arrested by armed police while riding a stolen motorbike in north London on October 13 and found to be carrying a Skorpion sub-machine gun and Tokarev handgun. They were intercepted en route to “kill, or maim or wound” an unnamed person and pleaded guilty to charges of possessing guns and ammunition with intent to endanger life, aggravated vehicle-taking and a driving offence at a previous hearing. The pair were both jailed for 14 years for the attempted “professional hit”. Jailing the men, who have a string of prior drug and violence convictions, Judge Nicholas Browne QC said the gravity of gun crime “could not be overstated”. He said: “This was to be a professional hit. Each of you was armed with a loaded, lethal weapon. “The potential consequences were all too obvious. You could have been killed or seriously injured. So could innocent members of the public, not to mention your intended victim.” He added: “In sentencing you I completely ignore and put out of my mind the serious incident outside the court area, not far from where I am today. I observe and agree with your wish to be sentenced today.” The Directorate of Professional Standards - the Metropolitan Police’s internal watchdog - is also investigating the incident.

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New details have emerged about a man shot dead by police outside Wood Green Crown Court as officers foiled an alleged plot to spring two convicts from a prison van on Friday. AdTech Ad Four other men, aged between 19 and 32, have been charged with attempting to help Izzet Eren, 32, and Erwin Amoyaw-Gyamfi, 29, to escape from lawful custody. Two of the four have also been charged “possession of an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence” and “driving a motor vehicle which had been taken without the consent of the owner”, the Metropolitan Police said. The shooting took place after armed police, who were tipped off about the alleged escape attempt, lay in wait wearing balaclavas. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which is investigating the fatal incident, said the person killed was a 28-year-old mixed-race British man from Tottenham. The man died in Bracknell Close, which runs behind the court, after being shot once by a police officer, the IPCC said. Eren and Amoyaw-Gyamfi were arrested by armed police while riding a stolen motorbike in north London on October 13 and found to be carrying a Skorpion sub-machine gun and Tokarev handgun. They were intercepted en route to “kill, or maim or wound” an unnamed person and pleaded guilty to charges of possessing guns and ammunition with intent to endanger life, aggravated vehicle-taking and a driving offence at a previous hearing. The pair were both jailed for 14 years for the attempted “professional hit”. Jailing the men, who have a string of prior drug and violence convictions, Judge Nicholas Browne QC said the gravity of gun crime “could not be overstated”. He said: “This was to be a professional hit. Each of you was armed with a loaded, lethal weapon. “The potential consequences were all too obvious. You could have been killed or seriously injured. So could innocent members of the public, not to mention your intended victim.” He added: “In sentencing you I completely ignore and put out of my mind the serious incident outside the court area, not far from where I am today. I observe and agree with your wish to be sentenced today.” The Directorate of Professional Standards - the Metropolitan Police’s internal watchdog - is also investigating the incident

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Police shot a man in Bracknell Close, Wood Green this morning (Google Street View) Police shot a man in Bracknell Close, Wood Green this morning (Google Street View) New details have emerged about a man shot dead by police outside Wood Green Crown Court as officers foiled an alleged plot to spring two convicts from a prison van on Friday. AdTech Ad Four other men, aged between 19 and 32, have been charged with attempting to help Izzet Eren, 32, and Erwin Amoyaw-Gyamfi, 29, to escape from lawful custody. Two of the four have also been charged “possession of an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence” and “driving a motor vehicle which had been taken without the consent of the owner”, the Metropolitan Police said. The shooting took place after armed police, who were tipped off about the alleged escape attempt, lay in wait wearing balaclavas. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which is investigating the fatal incident, said the person killed was a 28-year-old mixed-race British man from Tottenham. The man died in Bracknell Close, which runs behind the court, after being shot once by a police officer, the IPCC said. Eren and Amoyaw-Gyamfi were arrested by armed police while riding a stolen motorbike in north London on October 13 and found to be carrying a Skorpion sub-machine gun and Tokarev handgun. They were intercepted en route to “kill, or maim or wound” an unnamed person and pleaded guilty to charges of possessing guns and ammunition with intent to endanger life, aggravated vehicle-taking and a driving offence at a previous hearing. The pair were both jailed for 14 years for the attempted “professional hit”. Jailing the men, who have a string of prior drug and violence convictions, Judge Nicholas Browne QC said the gravity of gun crime “could not be overstated”. He said: “This was to be a professional hit. Each of you was armed with a loaded, lethal weapon. “The potential consequences were all too obvious. You could have been killed or seriously injured. So could innocent members of the public, not to mention your intended victim.” He added: “In sentencing you I completely ignore and put out of my mind the serious incident outside the court area, not far from where I am today. I observe and agree with your wish to be sentenced today.” The Directorate of Professional Standards - the Metropolitan Police’s internal watchdog - is also investigating the incident.

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New details have emerged about a man shot dead by police outside Wood Green Crown Court as officers foiled an alleged plot to spring two convicts from a prison van on Friday. AdTech Ad Four other men, aged between 19 and 32, have been charged with attempting to help Izzet Eren, 32, and Erwin Amoyaw-Gyamfi, 29, to escape from lawful custody. Two of the four have also been charged “possession of an imitation firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence” and “driving a motor vehicle which had been taken without the consent of the owner”, the Metropolitan Police said. The shooting took place after armed police, who were tipped off about the alleged escape attempt, lay in wait wearing balaclavas. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which is investigating the fatal incident, said the person killed was a 28-year-old mixed-race British man from Tottenham. The man died in Bracknell Close, which runs behind the court, after being shot once by a police officer, the IPCC said. Eren and Amoyaw-Gyamfi were arrested by armed police while riding a stolen motorbike in north London on October 13 and found to be carrying a Skorpion sub-machine gun and Tokarev handgun. They were intercepted en route to “kill, or maim or wound” an unnamed person and pleaded guilty to charges of possessing guns and ammunition with intent to endanger life, aggravated vehicle-taking and a driving offence at a previous hearing. The pair were both jailed for 14 years for the attempted “professional hit”. Jailing the men, who have a string of prior drug and violence convictions, Judge Nicholas Browne QC said the gravity of gun crime “could not be overstated”. He said: “This was to be a professional hit. Each of you was armed with a loaded, lethal weapon. “The potential consequences were all too obvious. You could have been killed or seriously injured. So could innocent members of the public, not to mention your intended victim.” He added: “In sentencing you I completely ignore and put out of my mind the serious incident outside the court area, not far from where I am today. I observe and agree with your wish to be sentenced today.” The Directorate of Professional Standards - the Metropolitan Police’s internal watchdog - is also investigating the incident.

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