"Pennsylvania Man Charged for Illegally Flying Drone Over AFC Championship Game"

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A Pennsylvania man has been charged with illegally flying a drone over Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium during the AFC championship game, prompting security to temporarily suspend the game. Matthew Hebert, 44, faces three felony counts related to operating an unregistered drone, serving as an airman without a certificate, and violating national defense airspace. If convicted, he faces a maximum of three years in federal prison for knowingly operating an unregistered drone and for knowingly serving as an airman without an airman’s certificate, and a maximum of one year for willfully violating United States national defense airspace.
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