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Federal authorities identify over six drone operators violating airspace restrictions at Colorado Rockies games during the 2026 season opener.
DRONELIFE · April 20, 2026
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- •More than half a dozen drone operators were caught violating federal airspace restrictions near Coors Field during the Rockies' first homestand of the 2026 season
- •The FBI, FAA, Denver Police Department, and the Colorado Rockies issued a joint warning following the violations
- •All identified violators have been referred for legal action for breaching federal drone regulations
- •The enforcement action highlights ongoing concerns about illegal drone activity in restricted airspace around major sporting venues
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