Drones will be banned from flying within 400 metres of prisons.
New ‘no-fly zones’ will be introduced in January Drones will be banned from flying within 400 metres of prisons to stop drugs, weapons and mobile phones being flown in to inmates. New ‘no-fly zones’ will be introduced around closed jails and young offender institutions in England and Wales, with those breaching the rules fined up to £2,500. Anyone caught smuggling items into jail already faces up to 10 years in prison.
Prisons minister Damian Hinds said: ‘This is the latest step in the war we are winning to stop drugs, weapons and phones getting into our prisons. ‘These virtual “no-fly” zones – along with our new airport-style X-ray scanners – mean we can clamp down better than ever on violence behind bars to keep both prisoners and staff safe from harm.
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