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MD: More police departments considering the use of drones

Posted on August 26, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Jessica Anderson reports:

Law enforcement agencies in the Baltimore area and across the country are researching drones, intrigued by their potential for high-risk tactical raids and gathering intelligence.

But uncertainty over federal regulations, concern about privacy issues and other factors have slowed many agencies from acquiring the unmanned aircraft.

Read more on Baltimore Sun.

h/t, FourthAmendment.com

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