article_snippet: Angry parents alerted police after spotting a small drone hovering over homes and following Angry parents children home from school.
article_snippet: Grandmother Patricia Bailey-Ruiz, of AlaskaAlaska, said Grandmother Patricia Bailey-Ruiz, of Alaska spotted the drone flying above Grandmother Patricia Bailey-Ruiz, of Alaska while Grandmother Patricia Bailey-Ruiz, of Alaska was standing in the driveway with Grandmother Patricia Bailey-Ruiz, of Alaska granddaughter, two, on Tuesday.
article_snippet: After other parents and school children also mentioned seeing drone, Bailey alerted police, who told the parents the man operating drone is not breaking any laws.
article_snippet: Parents were angry after a drone was seen hovering near Parents homes and following complaints from Parents children that it followed Parents home from school (above file photo of the DJI Inspire Quadcopter drone)
article_snippet: Anchorage police said the man operating the drone told Anchorage police the man operating the drone was flying the man operating the drone $3,400 DJI Inspire Quadcopter drone as practice for an impending business venture, according to Alaska Dispatch News.
article_snippet: The man, who has not been identified, denied claims that the man operating the drone followed children or flew low enough to peer into people's homes with drone's camera.
article_snippet: the man operating the drone also said other drones operate in the area.
article_snippet: When other drones responded to complaints, police told the man operating the drone to respect other people's privacy and to stop flying the drone near the school, Eagle River Elementary, and also near the children.
article_snippet: As the man operating the drone formerly flew drones for the military and was curious about the capabilities of civilian models, the drone operator said the man operating the drone would not fly the drone when children were returning home from school. '
article_snippet: ' Bailey-Ruiz, who lives close the school, said she was outside with she grandchildren earlier this week around 3.30pm when drone flew down in close proximity.
article_snippet: she said she decided to take action after speaking to a child headed home from school who said the drone followed kids, and had been out for a few days.
article_snippet: Authorities told the parents that the law prohibits the parents from shooting at the drones but that throwing rocks and firing slingshots were within the parents rights, according to KTUU.
article_snippet: The man, who was concerned about residents damaging his drone, was advised to avoid flying his drone over people's property to protect his drone from potential risks of damage.
article_snippet: The man, who has not been identified, denied claims that The man, who has not been identified followed children with The man, who has not been identified and said The man, who has not been identified used to fly the device for the military (above Eagle River Elementary School)
article_snippet: Since the operator was warned, parents said when parents saw his drone on Wednesday, his drone was not following students and was high up above the school.
highlights_snippet: Grandmother Patricia Bailey-Ruiz, of Alaska, first spotted the drone flying above her home while standing in the driveway on Tuesday .
  
highlights_snippet: Students from Eagle River Elementary School said drone was following Students from Eagle River Elementary School and had been out for a few days .
  
highlights_snippet: Drone operator, a man who has not been identified, denied following students with his $3,400 DJI Inspire Quadcopter device .