Drones detect illegal drink in Lithuania
By Catherine Hardy



Lithuanian police are using military drones to scout for illegal alcohol distillery points in the country’s woods.

They are seen as a big problem in Lithuania which is the largest consumer of alcohol in the EU.

There were 500 investigations last year alone.

-- (c) Copyright Euronews 2016-04-29

Out of excise revenue, NOT out of health concern me thinketh.....

"....Lithuania, which is the largest consumer of alcohol in the EU."

Wow, that's quite a statement, considering all European countries have dumb-ass drinkers, and former East bloc (most of whom are now EU), are drop-down brain-dead drinkers. I pity any non-drinkers in Lithuania, particularly children, who have to put up with multitudes of destructive buttplugs. They're also teaching their children to be <deleted>. "here, have a drink, ha ha ha. Here, you must have another, ha ha ha. yes, we celebrate, ha ha ha." There's not one other animal species, not even any insects, worms or slugs, who are remotely as self-destructive as our species. If you tried explaining this to an intelligent alien from another star system, he would just grin and say, "no, you're joking. A species can't be that ridiculous."

No more fun left.

Just personal use by the family.

I've heard of predator drones before but never moonshiners.

I've heard of predator drones before but never moonshiners.

Exactly. What's this world coming to.