What does Yadi want to get before the Sherlock Society reports the illegal dumping to the police?

• A. Proof or footage captured with his drone
• B. A written eyewitness statement
• C. A memory card from a camera
• D. A search warrant

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is to secure solid, verifiable evidence before bringing the matter to authorities. The best choice is to obtain proof or footage captured with a drone because it provides direct, objective evidence of the dumping event. Drone footage can show the act itself, the location, the scale of the dumping, and possibly who is involved, all from a clear, auditable perspective. This kind of record is hard to dispute and can accelerate the police’s understanding of what happened.

Why the other options aren’t as strong: a written eyewitness statement can be useful but is more vulnerable to memory issues and bias, and it doesn’t offer the same compelling, immediate visual proof. A memory card from a camera by itself isn’t proof unless you also have the device and the recorded footage; the card on its own doesn’t demonstrate the event. A search warrant isn’t something a person can obtain beforehand to present; it’s a legal document issued by a court to allow police to search, not a pre-reporting item the individual can secure.