Drone allegedly delivers fast food and alcohol to Quebec prison cell window
A drone reportedly delivered McDonald’s food and alcohol to an inmate’s cell window at Canada’s Special Handling Unit, a high-security prison in Quebec. The incident has raised concerns among correctional officers about how drones can bypass security and potentially carry more dangerous contraband.
The delivery allegedly happened at about 3am on Thursday and included chicken nuggets, fries, sauce and alcohol. Union representative Mike Bolduc said drones have also been used to smuggle phones and knives into federal prisons, and called for netting around vulnerable areas; Correctional Service Canada has technology to detect drones.
- A drone reportedly delivered fast food and alcohol to a high-security prison cell.
- Correctional officers warn drones could carry more dangerous contraband.
- The officers’ union is calling for protective netting.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Inmate at Canada’s highest-security prison reportedly had fast food and alcohol delivered directly to his cell window by drone, police say”.