Drone in Godfrey Place area, Kohimarama
Does anyone know anything about a drone that has been spotted flying too low and too often around Godfrey Place in Kohi? It's been seen hovering around the neighbourhood maybe half a dozen times since the start of the year and at low levels, often only 10-15m above the street. At that sort of height, it can only be looking into properties. It's generally been around in the mid-afternoon period.
If you know whose it is and a quiet word would sort it out, those of us who live in Godfrey Place would appreciate it. Failing that, it will be taken further because it's difficult to imagine what legitimate purpose it can be serving.
🧩😏 Riddle me this, Neighbours…
I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?
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