pennsylvania station was meant to damage the electrical equipment. the damage was the done. it s still not clear who was responsible. it s the first known case of a drone being used to specifically target infrastructure in the u.s. authorities are sending the bulletins to state and local officials to raise awareness about the first-hand and the threats posed by drones. a u.s. air force veteran and founder of p3 tech consulting, joins me now from colorado springs. thanks so much for being here with us. first of all, what more you can tell us about the drone, itself, how it was meant to disrupt the grid. reporter: well, from what we understand, it had a bunch of copper wires happening from it. the idea i believe was to cause them to short kirk and damage to the transformers and distribution lines. so it was to the drone as well. it s a consumer type drone, a small drone you could pick up
lawrence: form. dagen: that s, there you go. super baby it tiquando master. lawrence: that kid is going to cause a lot of problems. cat? kat: this phi being arrested on in oklahoma on suspicion stealing copper wires. he managed to steal an atv and while he was handcuffed he led them on a high-speed chase. i m antitheft and evading the police but being able to drive with that level of skill while you are handcuffed that is impressive. greg: you know that from experience. kat: no, i have never been arrested. greg: but you have been handcuffed. you walked right into that. [laughter] kat: nothing to be ashamed of. [laughter] lawrence: i have never seen kat embarrassed. kat: i m not. i shrewd be. lawrence: jessica? jessica: all right. so, if you build it, they will
lawrence: form. dagen: that s, there you go. super baby it tiquando master. lawrence: that kid is going to cause a lot of problems. cat? kat: this phi being arrested on in oklahoma on suspicion stealing copper wires. he managed to steal an atv and while he was handcuffed he led them on a high-speed chase. i m antitheft and evading the police but being able to drive with that level of skill while you are handcuffed that is impressive. greg: you know that from experience. kat: no, i have never been arrested. greg: but you have been handcuffed. you walked right into that. [laughter] kat: nothing to be ashamed of. [laughter] lawrence: i have never seen kat embarrassed. kat: i m not. i shrewd be. lawrence: jessica? jessica: all right. so, if you build it, they will come.
either were or were not somewhere based on the activity on their easy pass, that was early on. there was another case in florida where somebody had a fitbit on and they claim tracked them. melissa: claimed somebody came to their house and attacked them and the police were able to use the fitbit data to prove that the person was actually asleep at the time and had made up the whole story. so there s all kinds of devices around us, what is does the law tell you? this is a brave new world with all the devices. if you go back to look at 1920 s when some of the laws were created that was based on copper wires running. we have vonage, we have skype, we have huma. so the law is always been slow to catch up to technology. cops are creative. when i was a detective i filed one of the first search warrants to get an ip address of e-mail from internet service provider