A bill in Louisiana would double fines for drones flying over critical infrastructure

counterdrone law increases fine and prison sentence in louisiana

A bill has reached Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards' desk that would double the fines for drones flying over critical infrastructure. This includes petrochemical facilities, pipelines and grain elevators.

The bill increases the maximum fine for the second offense of flying a drone above critical infrastructure from $2,000 to $4,000 and increases the possible prison sentence from one year to two years.

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