British footballer John Terry and Hollywood actor George Clooney, besides other stars have been warned that drones may be used to bypass their respective residential security systems.
A Suffolk Constabulary spokesman said that in the UK, the use of drones is covered by the Air Navigation Order 2009 and responsibility for investigation and enforcement of breaches of that legislation rests with the CAA, and assisted where appropriate by local police forces, the Mirror reported.
A CAA spokesman said drones were subject to aviation rules and regulations and anyone breaching those rules could be prosecuted.
In the UK, drones are now available for less than 200 pounds.
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