Treyarch co -founder pleaded guilty to hit the drone into a firefighting aircraft

In the recent fire of Los Angeles, the co -founder of Treyarch summoned the summons of Treyarch recently pleaded guilty and hit a firefighting aircraft with a drone. According to the confession agreement, Peter T. AKEMANN will avoid potential fines for one year in prison, and will carry out 150 hours of community services, especially in the wildfire relief work in Southern California. The transaction also includes a fine of $ 65,000, which is the cost of repairing problems with problems.

according to ConfessionAkemann flew a drone on the area of ​​Palisade's fire, and the “Super Scoop” tilt aircraft was operating in the area. His drone hit the wing of the plane, causing sufficient damage, and he must take root for a while.

One of the US prosecutors Joseph McNally issued a statement, saying: “Flying drones in emergency situations constitute The great threat.

AKEMANN's camp issued a statement, pointing out that the co -founder was “very regrettable” and “responsible for his serious mistakes in his trial.” After being founded with Treyarch, AKEMANN was separated from the company 20 years ago. Edge report He recently left his role as president of Skydance Interactive. His social media account has been scrubbed, including X and LinkedIn.

Several major video game publishers have applied for resources to help crack down on Los Angeles fire, including Riot gameHeroes and Warant Alliance implemented in -game fundraising activities. Sony too Donated $ 5 million Fire fighting to Los Angeles.