Summary:
A drone that crashed near a Pennsylvania school and a hotel on Thursday afternoon has been destroyed and a $125,000 ( ⁇ £150,000) fine has been made.

Full article:
By . Associated Press Reporter . An unmanned drone crashed near a Pennsylvania school and a hotel on Thursday. A RQ-7 Shadow drone crashed in Lebanon County around 3:30pm on Thursday and was hit by a civilian vehicle. The aircraft crashed during training operations at . nearby Fort Indiantown Gap. It came down on Fischer Avenue, between . Lickdale Elementary School and a Comfort Inn. National Guardsmen responded when a RQ-7 Shadow drone crashed on Thursday afternoon . The drone was destroyed and cost $125,000, WHTM reports. The car that hit the drone suffered minor damage. Department of Military and Veterans Affairs spokeswoman Joan Nissley said no one was injured. National Guardsmen picked up pieces of the drone from the embankment and front lawn of the elementary school, the Lebanon Daily News reports. The drone weighs 375 pounds and has a 15-foot wingspan. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation. The Pennsylvania National Guard trains three brigades on the use of 12 drones at Fort Indiantown Gap. A RQ-7 Shadow drone, like the one seen in this file photo, crashed near a Pennsylvania elementary school on Thursday .