BuCor: Drone jailbreak plan unrealistic
Philippine prison authorities dismissed reports of a South Korean drug convict's alleged drone escape plan as unrealistic, citing strict security measures and technology. The convict, convicted of murder and allegedly involved in drug trafficking from within prison, faces continued scrutiny.
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