Category Archives: Aerial Surveillance

St. Louis Police Chief Wants Drones to Monitor City from the Sky

In Chief Sam Dotson’s vision of modern policing, a drone would circle Busch Stadium to watch for terrorists, or silently pursue a criminal who thought the chase was over when the officer in the car behind him turned off its red lights and siren. Continue reading

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Immigration Reform 2013: Drones Are Costly Border Security Tools With Few Results To Show

Some experts say it doesn’t make sense to add more drones on the border — even if they can be paid for — because these unmanned aerial systems have more success in narcotics seizures than they do in illegal immigrants’ apprehension. Continue reading

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FBI Admits It Surveils U.S. with Drones

FBI Director Robert Mueller said today the bureau was surveilling the United States with drones. Continue reading

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Drones: Key Tool to Border Security

“Whatever shape comprehensive immigration reform takes in the end, Isacson said, it’s not likely to pass without requiring the use of more drones.” Continue reading

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