Man arrested for flying drone found at Japan PM office

Photo from a blog, which is believed to be posted by Yasuo Yamamoto, who was arrested for allegedly flying a small drone carrying traces of radioactive material to the prime minister's office, shows a drone and a container. Yamamoto, who presented himself to police on April 24, 2015, 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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