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Laser Attack on Glen Etive Helicopter: Police Seek Culprit

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Police seek laser attacker near Glen Etive, Scotland; laser attacks on rescue helicopters are reckless and illegal, risking lives and disrupting vital missions. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward immediately.

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Laser Attack on Glen Etive Helicopter: Police Seek Culprit

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Laser Attack on Glen Etive Helicopter: Police Seek Culprit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 14, police are hunting for the person who shone a laser at a search-and-rescue helicopter over the famous Glen Etta Valley in Scotland. It happened last Friday, around 9.10 pm, as the chopper supported the Glenco mountain rescue team during an operation. The beam came from near the King's House Hotel at the eastern end of Glenco, but officers who rushed to the scene couldn't find the culprit. Investigations continue as they piece together what went wrong. Such laser attacks on aircraft are not just reckless but illegal, putting lives at serious risk during vital missions. Rescue teams rely on clear skies to do their job safely. Glen Etta draws crowds for its stunning scenery, spotlighted in movies like the James Bond film Skyfall and Braveheart. Tourists flock there to see spots where Daniel Craig and others filmed iconic scenes. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward right away, stressing that reporting these incidents immediately can prevent future dangers in the area and the area...

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