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Drones Coming to a Town Near You! :D

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OWS watch out lol.

If you see a drone, run for it!

On a serious note, is Homeland Security bored? It can "shoot, taze and grenade American citizens".
 
Grenade!??


[SUB]They probably mean smoke.[/SUB]
 
OWS watch out lol.

If you see a drone, run for it!

On a serious note, is Homeland Security bored? It can "shoot, taze and grenade American citizens".

So what..? We're not broke? We can afford these things? Nice little expansion of government and powers, but don't you mind. They'll never use it against......you.
 
Terminator 3 anyone?

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I think it's cool - saves taxpayer money when in process of catching a suspect. :shrug: You know - as opposed to putting a multi-million dollar copter in the air risking the lives of flight personnel in the process and so on.

First unmanned police drone in Texas set to launch north of Houston - Houston Page One | Examiner.com
"We're not going to use it to be invading somebody's privacy. It'll be used for situations we have with criminals," Gage said.
"No matter what we do in law enforcement, somebody's going to question it, but we're going to do the right thing, and I can assure you of that," he said.
Well. I'm convinced. :roll:


Gage said he has no immediate plans to outfit his drone with weapons, and he also ruled out using the chopper for catching speeders. "We're not going to use it for that," he said.
Translation: It's not in the budget right now.
 
I think it's cool - saves taxpayer money when in process of catching a suspect. :shrug: You know - as opposed to putting a multi-million dollar copter in the air risking the lives of flight personnel in the process and so on.

First unmanned police drone in Texas set to launch north of Houston - Houston Page One | Examiner.com

Well, not really. Drones (the military version) are much more expensive than the average jet ranger that the cops use. Second, the drones have a tendency to lose communication with their pilot. That means they fly without control inputs until communication can be reestablished. They don't just crash, but since they'll be used in and near cities, they'll also be near busy airports. They could cause delays and/or safety hazards.
 
Well, not really. Drones (the military version) are much more expensive than the average jet ranger that the cops use. Second, the drones have a tendency to lose communication with their pilot. That means they fly without control inputs until communication can be reestablished. They don't just crash, but since they'll be used in and near cities, they'll also be near busy airports. They could cause delays and/or safety hazards.

Their mere presence near busy airports is a hazard. Drones are incapable of "see and avoid." That stupid little camera they have can't properly scan the skies.
 
Send the drones along the border. Especially the unfenced sections.
 
Time to get a full choke barrel for my 12 GA. The season opens tomorrow.

Will I need a Drone stamp for my hunting license?
 
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