Oops . . . It's a drone army and not a clone army . . .
Checkit:
KMBC: Kansas City, Missouri in process of developing policy on use of city drones
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"Kansas City said it's in the process of developing a strategy for the city's use of drones. Six city departments, not counting the police, have or use drones."
This tech should work well for monitoring the public whilst surveillance is one of the worst methods of preventing violence.
Developing . . .
The police dept. has about ten drones that the base cost is at least $3000 with options that push them up to $8000 a piece and the finance dept. didn’t know they had them? The police can’t fly over private property for spying, surveillance and use against a home owner, without a search warrant. They try to hide behind it’s an emergency situation but that can easily be beat in court. They will abuse this, that’s what they do.
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