Man arrested for flying drone found at Japan PM office

Yasuo Yamamoto (C), who was arrested for allegedly flying a small drone carrying traces of radioactive material to the prime minister's office, leaves the Obama Police Station in the city of Obama, Fukui Prefecture, by police car on April 25, 2015, to be sent to the Kojimachi Police Station in Tokyo. Yamamoto, who presented himself to police the previous day, told police that he flew the drone, which carried trace amounts of radioactive cesium, to appeal for antinuclear claims. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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