Drexel student charged with reckless endangerment over drone shenanigans

Flying a drone too close to a police helicopter could mean jail time for Drexel University student Joseph Roselli, who was charged with reckless endangerment and risking a catastrophe, Philly.com reports.
According to the news outlet, Roselli flew a DJI Phantom 4 in the vicinity of a Philadelphia Police Department helicopter which was monitoring a protest in Center City. “We could’ve had a true catastrophe,” said Chief Inspector Joseph Sullivan.
Roselli, 20, was piloting the device from the evo Philly residence at Cira Centre South in University City, reporter Robert Moran writes. Technical.ly contacted Roselli through his Facebook profile, but the student declined to comment.
ABC’s Chopper 6 was also in the air as the incident went down. Reporters caught this live video of the drone soaring through University City skies:

Chopper Six spots a drone flying over Center City.
Police found the alleged pilot. @danncuellar is on the story for Action News at 11. pic.twitter.com/NzTlRaFmmn

— Action News on 6abc (@6abc) November 17, 2016

Guess Roselli would have been better off using that drone tent they have over at Pennovation.