Police identify operator of drone that halted Packers game

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 19:21 · Archive

A drone briefly disrupted a Green Bay Packers game against Carolina Panthers in the third quarter last Thursday.

A drone disrupted the Green Bay Packers' game against the Carolina Panthers last Thursday night during the third quarter. Officials paused play as the Packers faced third-and-1 and were threatening to score. Announcers reported that a 'rogue drone' had entered the stadium, prompting the broadcast to cut to a commercial break. When coverage resumed about three minutes later, both teams had been sent to their sidelines.

Green Bay Police said authorities have identified an operator connected to the drone, but have not released the operator's name. Police stated no further information on the case will be disclosed at this time, as it remains an active investigation.

Green Bay Police are working with the FBI, FAA and US Attorney's Office in reviewing the matter. The authorities also shared information about FAA drone restrictions for stadiums and sporting events.

How it is being reported

• Police locate owner of ‘rogue drone’ that interrupted Packers gameGreen Bay Police said authorities have identified an operator connected to a “rogue drone” that interrupted the Packers game last week.WSAW · 5 Nov, 19:06
• Police locate owner of ‘rogue drone’ that interrupted Packers gameGreen Bay Police said authorities have identified an operator connected to a “rogue drone” that interrupted the Packers game last week.WBAY · 5 Nov, 17:19

In this story: Green Bay Police · Green Bay Packers · Carolina Panthers · FBI · FAA · US Attorney's Office · Green Bay

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