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Three drones have been seized by the police in last two days after they were flown over Anfield Stadium and Stanley Park.
Two drones were seized last night and another one tonight, Friday 14 June.
Chief Superintendent Zoe Thornton, in charge of the policing operation for the event, said: “We were made aware of several drones this evening being flown above the stadium while around 53,000 people attended the concert, this puts lives at risk."
“It is illegal to fly drones, at these heights and over public populated spaces.
“Any drones believed to be flying over Anfield Stadium and populated places for this operation may be seized and owners/users are liable to prosecution."