Flying over Buckingham Palace and the House of Parliament has landed a 'Flying Drone' pilot with a high profile court case which could set the precedent for how these incidents are dealt with in the future. I can only think the the police are now spending a lot of time looking through YouTube and Vimeo footage.

Its all just going to make it a harder atmosphere for responsible pilots to operate in.


Man charged for allegedly flying drones over UK landmarks | UK news | The Guardian

Man charged for allegedly flying drones over UK landmarks | UK news | The Guardian (http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/mar/18/man-charged-for-allegedly-flying-drones-over-uk-landmarks)

Nah, police are not looking on youtube. The FAA, however, may keep an eye out for violators in the US.
FAA says publishing drone footage to YouTube is a no-no - SlashGear (http://www.slashgear.com/faa-says-publishing-drone-footage-to-youtube-is-a-no-no-16373806/)