Although the bill doesn’t define reasonable force, it could give legal cover to people wanting to take matters into their own hands, which could include trying to shoot the dron

The new legislation flies against the FAA's own regulations prohibiting people from randomly shooting down aircraft.

Florida state law already prohibits private drone operators from secretly spying on or recording people in their own homes, though this bill would ramp up the penalty to a first-degree misdemeanor. However, federal law prohibits people from damaging an aircraft while it’s still airborne, potentially conflicting with the bill.