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Breaking règleman sa yo se yon ofans kriminèl, men byen lwen tèlman te gen sèlman de konviksyon, tou de ane sa a. Youn te pou vole yon abèy sou Alton gwo fò tou won twò pre parcours yo - yon lapriyè koupab epi yon amann £ 300. Nan lòt yon mèt kay la magazen televizyon nan Barrow-in-Furness te peye £ 800 pou vole abèy la nan 50m nan yon pon wout ak tou pre yon sit soumaren nikleyè BAE, yon ofans nan tèt li. mechan an, Robert Knowles, rele kondanasyon li "ridikil", ki di ke abèy a te sèlman te rive nan kote sa yo paske li te te fè aksidan ak t'ap flote nèt gen desann larivyè Lefrat la.
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Breaking these rules is a criminal offence, but so far there have been only two convictions, both this year. One was for flying a drone over Alton Towers too close to the rides – a guilty plea and a £300 fine. In the other a TV shop owner in Barrow-in-Furness was fined £800 for flying the drone within 50m of a road bridge and near a BAE nuclear submarine site, an offence in itself. The villain, Robert Knowles, called his conviction “ridiculous”, saying that the drone had only got to these places because it had crashed and floated there down the river.