A package delivery went awry when a drone dropped its cargo into a pool. This unexpected event was witnessed by a woman. She saw the drone release the package, which then fell into the water.
Further details about this incident are available from the source. The woman's reaction was one of astonishment.
The circumstances surrounding the drone's actions are not fully described here, but more information can be found through the original report.
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