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Governor Brown vetoes bill that would have limited police use of drones

Posted on September 29, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Phil Wilson and Melanie Mason report:

Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday vetoed a bill that would have required law enforcement agencies to obtain warrants to use drones for surveillance.

Brown, in his veto message, said that although there may be some circumstances when a warrant is appropriate, the bill went too far.

Read more on L.A. Times.

Related: Veto message on AB 1327 (pdf)

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