A New Jersey man was arrested on Thursday evening after accidentally flying a drone into the Empire State Building, according to reports.
The man, identified by The New York Times as Sean Riddle, 27, of Jersey City, is now facing charges of reckless endangerment.
The man was reportedly flying his drone in Midtown Manhattan when he lost control of the aircraft, accidentally crashing it into the iconic skyscraper. The drone hit the Empire State Building at the 40th floor, then fell several floors down, fortunately getting stuck on a ledge instead of crashing to the ground on Manhattan's busy city streets.
Riddle then entered the building after the crash to ask security guards for help. Instead of helping him retrieve it, they called the police and he was arrested.
It appears Riddle tweeted about the incident before his arrest Thursday, noting that he was filming with the drone prior to the crash. There's no word as to whether the drone was retrieved.
This is just the latest high-profile drone crash as of late. Recently, a drone struck Seattle's Great Wheel and crashed onto the deck of a nearby restaurant. Last year, a small drone crash-landed on the lawn of the White House thanks to a drunk National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency employee who also lost control of his craft.
Meanwhile, those attending the Super Bowl this weekend better leave their drones at home. The Federal Aviation Administration has banned drones within a 36-mile radius of Levi's Stadium during the game.
The Department of Transportation also recently announced that nearly 300,000 drone owners have already registered their aircraft, per the FAA's new rule. All owners of small drones (weighing between 0.5 and 55 pounds) must register no later than Feb. 19, or before their first flight outdoors.
This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.