Drones are a new hobby for many and the ease at which the common person can get a drone has made them common place and therefore, forgettable.
The Director at the defense contractor, Teal Group Corporation stated:
Philip Finnegan acknowledges that there is some “political risk” at the moment, but is betting on the short-term memory of the American population, as well as their tendency to become acclimatized to all of the trappings of a full-blown police state.
One can see the slow boil of the frog in water happening in this area of drones and their proximity to every day life. When the public becomes aware that they are near a “boiling point” in this area of drones and privacy, it may be too late.
There have been some positive signs of semi-awakening to this reality, however. The actual sponsor of North Dakota’s drone legislation is having second thoughts and is aiming to change the law within two years, claiming that the police union imposed an amendment that directly reversed his original intent. Some of the more educated and active areas of the country have also pushed back hard against their department’s drone initiatives forcing police to abandon their fast-track plans
Source: Active Post
I’ll mask up and shoot it down when I see it
Not to be tolerated except for immediate looking for a missing person or a criminal only not for constant surveilence
Oh NO!!! And HELL NO. Not over my property.
60 police departments losing respect of their community
http://crookstube.com/ would like to have your department involved to help solve more cases with the assistance of the public on the city/county and state level. Crimes are committed in your city by people that live in other areas. To the public, please share this until we get your department involved with this cause.
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing”.
BATMAN