A mysterious drone crashed into a residential backyard in New Jersey on Thursday night, adding to growing concerns and unease over unexplained aerial sightings across the Garden State
. Authorities are investigating the incident as residents grapple
with questions about the origins and purpose of these devices.
The incident occurred around 8:45 p.m. in Pequannock Township , located in Morris County, according to police reports and dispatch audio.
The unmanned aircraft descended suddenly from the night sky, smashing into a homeowner’s property in a quiet suburban neighborhood.
In recent weeks, North Jersey residents have reported a surge in sightings of mysterious drones flying across the region’s night skies…
A mysterious drone crashed in a residential area in New Jersey today, sparking an immediate investigation by local authorities. The incident occurred in the early hours of the morning, with the drone coming down in a suburban neighborhood, causing no reported injuries.
Residents reported hearing a loud sound before the drone, which appeared to be flying erratically, came down near a wooded area.
The unidentifiable aircraft, which does not match the specifications of typical commercial drones, has raised concerns among authorities. Officials have cordoned off the crash site as investigators work to gather evidence.
“We are looking into the circumstances surrounding the crash and trying to determine the origin of the drone,” said a spokesperson for the New Jersey State Police.
“At this time, we cannot speculate on the drone’s purpose, but we are taking this matter seriously.”
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been notified, and investigators are working in coordination with local law enforcement. Authorities are also reviewing nearby security footage to gather any clues that might shed light on the incident. Local residents have expressed concern over the safety of such unmanned aircraft in residential areas.
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