Two individuals have been captured regarding the "criminal utilization of automatons" at London Gatwick Airport, police said Saturday, following three days of disturbance in which and a huge number of individuals missed their flights.
"As a major aspect of our progressing examinations concerning the criminal utilization of automatons which has extremely disturbed flights all through Gatwick Airport, Sussex Police made two captures soon after 10:00pm (2200 GMT) on December 21", the power's Superintendent James Collis said.
Automatons were first located drifting around Britain's second-busiest air center point on Wednesday, crushing the runway to a halt and causing disarray for in excess of 120,000 individuals in the run-up to Christmas.
An announcement discharged on Sussex Police power's site said the test was continuous, and officers were utilizing "a scope of strategies" to "manufacture versatility to identify and alleviate further attacks from automatons".
"We keep on encouraging general society, travelers and the more extensive network around Gatwick to be careful and bolster us by reaching us promptly in the event that they trust they have any data that can help us in conveying those mindful to equity," the announcement included.
"Each line of enquiry will stay open to us until the point that we are sure that we have moderated further dangers to the wellbeing of travelers."
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