Jeremy Clarkson breaks silence on ‘worrying’ drone row as he defends Kaleb Cooper’s threat
express.co.ukJeremy Clarkson, 62, has furiously supported his farm manager Kaleb Cooper’s actions after the Clarkson’s Farm star grew concerned about a drone circling Diddly Squat last week.
Kaleb found himself at the receiving end of a major complaint when he threatened to “shoot down” the drone, which belonged to fans of Jeremy.However, Jeremy has now insisted that people “should be on Kaleb’s side, rather than supporting two weirdos who get their kicks by taking footage through the bedroom windows of other people’s houses”.The drone enthusiast, Andrew Dickinson, wanted to film Diddly Squat Farm from above, after the site became famous around the world on the hit Amazon Prime Video docuseries Clarkson’s Farm.Jeremy, however, was not impressed when he saw the drone hovering near his bedroom and bathroom windows and flying past the farm’s security systems.The TV star began worrying that the drone was aiming to invade his girlfriend Lisa Hogan’s privacy and “trying to get some footage of [her] in the shower”, or attempting to “case the joint”.Detailing his fears about the drone’s arrival in his latest column for The Sunday Times, Jeremy explained: “As a general rule, the only reason an ordinary man might buy one is that he’s a pervert or a burglar. “That’s why I was a bit concerned to discover the other day that a drone was buzzing around outside my house.”In a bid to help Jeremy, Kaleb went out to try and track down the operators of the drone, and, when he found the fans, threatened that he would shoot the device down if they didn’t land it immediately.The fans filmed their conversation, and, in audio obtained by MailOnline, Kaleb could be heard asking if Mr Dickinson and his friend would like if it he “came to your house and.
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