Man used drone over 120 times to stalk teens, forcing one family to move, US cops say


Brackman, 44, of Canonsburg, was charged June 11 with numerous counts of stalking, possession of an instrument of crime, harassment, and unlawful use of a manned aircraft, court records show. — Unsplash

A Pennsylvania man is accused of using a drone to stalk five teenage girls more than 120 times, local news outlets report.

Michael Brackman, 44, of Canonsburg, was charged June 11 with numerous counts of stalking, possession of an instrument of crime, harassment, and unlawful use of a manned aircraft, court records show.

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