It's 2:00 a.m. over Marion Oaks, Florida. The crew of Air One is conducting a routine patrol when the cockpit is suddenly flooded with a blinding green light. This isn't just a prank. It's a federal crime that risks a catastrophic crash. The address for this going to be on the corner of 58th and what looks like 154th Lane Road. The pilot is forced to fly blind, relying entirely on instruments. But while the suspect thinks he's hidden in the dark, the helicopter's thermal camera is already locked on. Down in a driveway on SW 151st Place, we see him. Adam Santiago Lugo, binoculars around his neck, green laser in his hand, looking directly at the eye in the sky he just blinded. And there's multiple green light strikes on the aircraft. Proceed for 10-15. 10-4. It's 10:00 a.m. 26 on that UF. Description of the subject. 10-4. Uh it looks to be uh a male, uh a little heavier set. He's wearing binoculars and he is shining it at us right now. What kind of solar light is he out there shining? Yeah, he just came back out. He's standing in front of the front door. Next driveway, the car the driveway with the car parked in it. Back of the driveway. Ground deputies move in fast. They find the 41-year-old right where the flight crew said he'd be. His defense? He was bored. He was just being silly. In his world, it was a game. In the federal world, it's a felony, carrying up to 5 years in prison. No, no, no, please. Put your hands behind your back. Get on your knees. Put your Please, please, please, I I just I just want >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. What did I do? >> Put your hands behind your back and you're going to get tased. >> No, it's okay. Then put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> What did I do? Do it now. >> What did I do, bro? I'm sorry. I'm sorry I I thought you said Please, I'm sorry. What did I do, guys? What did I do? Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. What did I do? Did I do something bad? Yep. What, what? Stand up. >> You guys have looking for somebody or something? >> That's not it. 10-15. Santiago Lugo didn't just face local charges. The FBI and Homeland Security stepped in. He eventually pleaded guilty to aiming a laser pointer at an aircraft. Boredom is expensive. And in this case, it cost him his freedom. This is Gray File TV.