Scylla has been blimp hunting?

[Skywatcher]

Salisbury Post
Someone fired a shotgun blast and hit a remote-controlled advertising blimp Saturday as it flew in a field next to Team Chevrolet-Cadillac-Geo on South Jake Alexander Boulevard.

The blimp was advertising Cloninger Ford-Toyota.

Police gave this account of the shooting:

Shortly before 4 p.m. Saturday, officers responded to 404 S. Jake Alexander Blvd. after someone reported a shooting nearby. Tim Wyatt with Huntersville’s Carolina Airships told police that a man had pulled up in a black Chevrolet pickup near the car wash at Team Chevrolet.

The man stepped out of the truck, shotgun in hand, and fired at the blimp.

Wyatt told police he approached the man as he was getting back into the truck. Wyatt said the man pointed the gun at him, then got into the truck and took off. Wyatt wrote down the tag information before the truck drove away.

The truck had a dealer tag registered to Team Chevrolet, according to the police report.

Police are still trying to determine who was driving the truck, said Salisbury Police Chief Mark Wilhelm.

“We didn’t do anything wrong … Obviously, it made somebody mad,” said Larry Cloninger.

Anybody know where Scylla was at 4 PM on Saturday?

[Mr.Moto]

You can’t hit a blimp brom the bottom of the bay.

[Skywatcher]

I’m afraid you have the wrong Scylla. I was referring to the one who has a history of attacking blimps.

[Ale]

@Jeff Olsen

I’m afraid you have the wrong Scylla. I was referring to the one who has a history of attacking blimps.

You mean “the one who has a history of being attacked by blimps”?

[Spavined_Gelding]

It is without question a logical outcome of the Big Dawg system of international relations applied to domestic commerce.