Couple Wrongly Accused in 2018 Gatwick Drone Incident Demand Police Apology
The couple wrongly arrested for the 2018 Gatwick Airport drone incident are now demanding a formal apology from Sussex Police. Paul and Elaine Gait were held for 36 hours before being released without charge, but describe the event as having a devastating and lasting impact on their lives. They report losing their jobs and suffering from PTSD due to the intense public scrutiny following their arrest. While the police have previously expressed regret over the distress caused, the couple is seeking an official apology. The actual perpetrator who caused chaos for over 1,000 flights was never identified.
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