A Houston man is facing potential prison time for allegedly flying a drone during the World Cup. The man reportedly used the drone to video his church. Federal authorities were active in Houston during the World Cup, seizing various items.
This included a significant amount of fake FIFA merchandise, valued at $9 million. Further details on these incidents are available from Houston Public Media, including information on the number of drones seized by federal authorities during the event.
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