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Court Approves Use of Police UAVs - A North Dakota court has approved the use of UAV drones to help arrest citizens on US soil.

Arlington Police Dept Granted Permission to Fly UAVs by FAA -Arlington Police Chief Will Johnson announced that the Federal Aviation Administration has given the city permission to get the rotors turning on the police UAV drone project.

Supreme Court & The 4th Amendment - The US Supreme Court has held that individuals do not generally have Fourth Amendment rights with respect to aerial surveillance.

Congress - UAS Privacy & Transparency Act - The proposed UAV Drone Aircraft Privacy and Transparency Act of 2012 requires that police obtain warrants to use UAV drones for certain types of surveillance.

UAV FAA Regulations - For more than five decades, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has compiled a proven track record of introducing new technology and aircraft safely into the National Airspace System (NAS).

FAA Fact Sheet – Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) - For Immediate Release.

FAA Certificate of Authorization or Waiver (COA) - Before you can operate a UAV in National Airspace System (NAS) you must have a COA. The average time to issue an authorization for non-emergency operations is less than 60 days,

Int'l Assc. of Chiefs of Police - AVIATION COMMITTEE Recommended Guidelines for the use of police Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).

New & Used UAV Drones For Sale - Commercial, industrial, military, first responders and police UAV's with 1 - 75 lb payload helicopter UAV. Autopilots, cameras and more. Check them out!

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Welcome to HSE's UAV Blog. We developed this Blog for You! A place for You to find out what others are saying about the World of UAVs. And, a place for Your to share your 2 cents worth with them!

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Posted By: Charlie909 - With all the budget cut backs, these UAVs become even more attractive. when compared to the cost of a full size copter at $1500 per hr. Post Your Comments

	Reply From: WillieBoy2121 - Just the insurance cost alone is probably more than buying and maintaining a UAV. Post Your Comments
	Reply From: Retired1998 - Things sure have changed in the last 15 years. Not to use this technology would be criminal, if you know what I mean. Post Your Comments
	Reply From: TJOKC26 - With funding from FEMA, it's a no brainer! Post Your Comments
	Reply From: UpperLeftEdge - A certified chopper pilot isn't cheap and you have to pay them to be on call where your own employees can be trained to operate UAVs, now that's smart!
	Reply From: Crazzz - Far less expensive then flying the chopper's. Our budget is strained and one of these would sure help reduce expenses.
	Reply From: WillieBoy2121 - Any PD that doesn't look into a UAV and the technology that it offers is a fool. The benefits are so great and the cost is minimum to a regular chopper.
	Reply From: Jelly Bean - I have read many of the information posted on this site about City and State Legislation banning the use of UAV's by local law enforcement agencies because of privacy concerns. It is time for Law Enforcement to step-up to the plate and let the city council members and state legislators know that their actions are a detriment to public safety. They need to inform them that they will not be used for surveillance in criminal investigations without a search warrant and that their actions will prevent the use of UAV for search and rescue operations, traffic investigation, fire arson and reconstruction and all the good things that a UAV can be used for. They need to tell the ACLU where to go!

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