Police drones air force: Remote-controlled 'flying squad' to chase criminals and hunt for missing people
[excerpted] The first 24-hour police drone unit is to be launched, amid fears that forces may have to rely on them because of falling officer numbers.
The ‘flying squad’ will pursue suspects, find missing people and help solve murders. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Barry, national spokesman on drones, predicted forces across Britain would soon be using them as they are cheaper than helicopters and can perform some duties of bobbies on the beat.
In total 21 forces are experimenting with the technology, known as unmanned aerial vehicles, to carry out an array of duties – from everyday search missions to watching over the Duchess of Cambridge on a royal visit and pursuing a lynx that escaped from a zoo.
Dorset police and crime commissioner Martyn Underhill has said drones ‘have the capability to revolutionise the way we police’, adding: ‘There is no reason why [they] can’t become as familiar a sight as patrol cars, a police helicopter or an officer on the beat.’
They can be used to photograph and video crime scenes or monitor protests, sieges and football matches, and have been tested for use in terror attacks and to track anti-social behaviour...
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"As familiar a sight as patrol cars" says "police and crime commissioner Martyn Underhill". Little comment needed to make the significance of 24/7 drone-policing any clearer. It is the Planned-opolis - link.
Compare this from North Dakota one and a half years ago. The difference though is that ND authorized drones for specific incidents, not 24-7 full range surveillance like the UK is rolling out. All the same, the precedent is already set:
North Dakota Legalizes Use Of Armed Drones By Police - First State 9-9-15 "Armed drones could be used by police in the US state of North Dakota after local lawmakers legalized their use..."
Spy drones tracking citizens were foretold in the dystopian 1988 cult-classic 'They Live' starring pro wrestler Rowdy Roddy Piper. Most are probably familiar with the movie. If not, briefly it was about nephilim-like serpent-seed aliens disguised as humans who had taken over the earth and only those with the special sunglasses could see through their 'human disguise'. Note in the clip that Piper, having the glasses, is one of those who could 'see'. Anyway, they showed it back then, now it's here:
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Isaiah 5:8 'Woe unto them that join house to house, that lay field to field, till there be no place, that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth!'
[excerpted] The first 24-hour police drone unit is to be launched, amid fears that forces may have to rely on them because of falling officer numbers.
The ‘flying squad’ will pursue suspects, find missing people and help solve murders. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Barry, national spokesman on drones, predicted forces across Britain would soon be using them as they are cheaper than helicopters and can perform some duties of bobbies on the beat.
In total 21 forces are experimenting with the technology, known as unmanned aerial vehicles, to carry out an array of duties – from everyday search missions to watching over the Duchess of Cambridge on a royal visit and pursuing a lynx that escaped from a zoo.
Dorset police and crime commissioner Martyn Underhill has said drones ‘have the capability to revolutionise the way we police’, adding: ‘There is no reason why [they] can’t become as familiar a sight as patrol cars, a police helicopter or an officer on the beat.’
They can be used to photograph and video crime scenes or monitor protests, sieges and football matches, and have been tested for use in terror attacks and to track anti-social behaviour...
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"As familiar a sight as patrol cars" says "police and crime commissioner Martyn Underhill". Little comment needed to make the significance of 24/7 drone-policing any clearer. It is the Planned-opolis - link.
Compare this from North Dakota one and a half years ago. The difference though is that ND authorized drones for specific incidents, not 24-7 full range surveillance like the UK is rolling out. All the same, the precedent is already set:
North Dakota Legalizes Use Of Armed Drones By Police - First State 9-9-15 "Armed drones could be used by police in the US state of North Dakota after local lawmakers legalized their use..."
Spy drones tracking citizens were foretold in the dystopian 1988 cult-classic 'They Live' starring pro wrestler Rowdy Roddy Piper. Most are probably familiar with the movie. If not, briefly it was about nephilim-like serpent-seed aliens disguised as humans who had taken over the earth and only those with the special sunglasses could see through their 'human disguise'. Note in the clip that Piper, having the glasses, is one of those who could 'see'. Anyway, they showed it back then, now it's here:
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Isaiah 5:8 'Woe unto them that join house to house, that lay field to field, till there be no place, that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth!'
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