While it may be technically possible to take control of a drone that has entered your property, it is generally illegal to do so without the drone operator's permission. Taking control of someone else's drone can be considered hacking, and could result in criminal charges or civil liability.

Instead, it is generally recommended that you contact the authorities, such as the police or the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and report the drone's presence. They will have the legal authority to investigate and potentially take action to remove the drone.

If the drone is causing an immediate safety hazard, such as flying too close to people or property, you may be able to use reasonable force to disable it. However, you should exercise caution and only do so as a last resort, and only if it is safe to do so. It is important to keep in mind that you may still be liable for any damage caused by disabling the drone.
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