A southern California man was arrested on Wednesday after federal prosecutors say he used a drone to deliver fentanyl and other drugs to customers, including one who died of a fentanyl overdose. A spokesperson for Estrada did not immediately respond to an email seeking information about an attorney representing Laney. Video captured by the drone showed Laney used it at least three other times to distribute drugs, they said. A grand jury indictment also accuses Laney of having an AR-15 and two 9mm semiautomatic pistols at his home, federal prosecutors said. The firearms, referred to as “ghost guns” by law enforcement officials, lacked serial numbers, which makes them difficult to trace.
