forgetfulpenguin
Active Member
Oh great, the cops have spy drones now. It gets even better seeing as the Government may have helped pay for the spy drone. I'm sure they won't invade our privacy with them. :frown:
These fuckers are going to be a lot harder to spot then helicopters since most operate a very high altitudes.
http://www.wsvn.com/news/articles/local/21003198189967/
These fuckers are going to be a lot harder to spot then helicopters since most operate a very high altitudes.
http://www.wsvn.com/news/articles/local/21003198189967/
I don't have hope that the FAA will holdout.DORAL, Fla. (WSVN) -- A new piece of technology may soon be coming to South Florida, but is already raising concerns from residents.
The Miami-Dade Police Department recently finalized a deal to buy a drone, which is an unmanned plane equipped with cameras. Drones have been used for years in Iraq and Afghanistan in the war against terror.
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MDPD purchased a drone named T-hawk from defense firm Honeywell to assist with the department's Special Response Team's operations. The 20-pound drone can fly for 40 minutes, reach heights of 10,500 feet and cruise in the air at 46 miles an hour.
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The purchase of the drone may have been made possible through a federal grant; however, this has not been confirmed.
Honeywell has applied to the FAA for clearance to fly the drone in urban areas. This has never been allowed before, but if it does happen, the Miami-Dade Police Department will be the first police agency in the US to use the technology.