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The Chula Vista Police Department may use drones with speakers to inform homeless communities while practicing social distancing.
The Oregon State Police is using drones to investigate crash scenes, reducing the amount of time needed to reconstruct the scene and allowing officers to open up roads faster.
Law enforcement can livestream critical drone footage directly into Axon’s digital evidence management solution.
The Iowa State Patrol unveiled a new drone program that will be used for investigations, such as during crash and crime scenes to take measurements and photographs.
U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt has issued a temporary cessation of non-emergency unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) fleet operations.
Unmanned aircraft systems offer many benefits to law enforcement agencies but only if properly trained personnel are using the right tools for the job and best practices are followed.
A self-piloting, actively tethered aerial device offers instant aerial views of an emergency scene to help maximize emergency response effectiveness and safety.
The Walla Walla Police Department in Washington has begun a drone program with the addition of three unmanned aerial systems.
The training program teaches law enforcement professionals how to operate drones in public safety situations.
The U.S. Department of the Interior has grounded its fleet of more than 800 drones, all which were manufactured in China or with China-made parts.