Everyone is saying it's entrapment but y'all need to read the article:
* The agency's position is that recovery is part of the activity of hunting.
* The state law prohibits the use of spotlights for hunting during either of the hunting seasons.
* The drone operator was cited when he used a light on the drone to highlight a live deer.
* There's no indication as to what type of light was on the drone.
* The article doesn't provide the definition of a spotlight is under the law.
* The article states that the law allows recovery of game at night.
* There's currently legislation to legalize and define legal use of drones for hunting.
* Law enforcement is being accused of inconsistent enforcement of the law.
I guess my question is, how do you recovery a deer at night without a light? Is there a definition of spotlight and differentiates it from any other light that might be used to recover a light?
* The agency's position is that recovery is part of the activity of hunting.
* The state law prohibits the use of spotlights for hunting during either of the hunting seasons.
* The drone operator was cited when he used a light on the drone to highlight a live deer.
* There's no indication as to what type of light was on the drone.
* The article doesn't provide the definition of a spotlight is under the law.
* The article states that the law allows recovery of game at night.
* There's currently legislation to legalize and define legal use of drones for hunting.
* Law enforcement is being accused of inconsistent enforcement of the law.
I guess my question is, how do you recovery a deer at night without a light? Is there a definition of spotlight and differentiates it from any other light that might be used to recover a light?