It says “ it is thought drones used “ doesn’t mean they were, I guess that’s another nail in the coffin towards drones & or sky’s BS news !
HMP Glenochil
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Hmmm another, no witnesses news item, so automatically it’s suggested that drones that must have been used as the delivery system. Could have been something as simple as someone throwing them over the fence.
When we lived in Scotland, my dad had a Scottish Country Dance Band. His regular drummer, was a bit of a thief, often finding himself in Saughton Prison for a month at a time. If he knew the Sheriff was going to send him down, a few nights before the case was heard, he used to break into Saughton and hide a tobacco stash in a certain place. Once he’d been sentenced, he’d ask at the prison to be put on a particular job which would allow access to where he’d hidden this stash. This was at least 60 odd years ago. 
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Exactly that 
Is there anyway one could request their allegation in blaming drone( drones ) ?
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I’ve asked the article author for more context.
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I wouldn’t hold your breath
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did the drones do something to the drugs to make them of poor quality… or was that just the dealer cutting them with something else…
Yep, a lot of class A drugs don’t fly well 
The news on BBC Radio Scotland said the drugs were delivered by Ilegal drones, whatever they are? No, they might have been ilegaly delivered by people using a drone, or as more often than not, a staff member or any of the dozens of people that walk/drive in and out of prisoners every day
Possibly that latter ….
It was an Air3S, super job !! I hope I got the name right, I am one of the poor ones with just a mini 2 and mavic platinum. I had better take the CAA ID off, in case it drops into the prison yard !!
maybe the drugs were in the arse of the drone?
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