Sentences with phrase «illegal drone use»

Call 911 or your local law enforcement agency immediately if you witness illegal drone use.

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Across the border in Panama, indigenous peoples have put drones and GPS technology to use to safeguard native lands and combat activities like illegal logging, deforestation, and poaching.

Schumer wants the FAA to distinguish between hobby and commercial drones, and the legal and illegal uses for each.

A former Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Inusah Fuseini, has lamented that he did not get the necessary support from stakeholders when he tried waging war on illegal mining in the country with the use of drones.

The FAA this month issued public guidance reiterating its position that it's illegal to use drones to film property or an event if the purpose is commercial.

Commercial use is also illegal — last week real estate agents in Los Angeles, California, were ordered to stop using helicopter drones to shoot aerial movies of properties they are selling.

When police in Nelson County, North Dakota, lost track of some suspects last June, they called in the US Customs and Border Patrol's drone: a Predator - B UAV normally used to hunt illegal immigrants and drug runners with its swathe of cameras and heat sensors.

These technologies, which include satellite sensors, drones, camera traps and DNA detectors, can be used to improve and maintain forest and wildlife conservation; fight and expose illegal, unsustainable practices; and prevent the use of dangerous fuels and chemicals.

This means that, at face value, many of the potential commercial uses of drones may be illegal as the law stands.

He once flew a drone too close to active military helicopters that were patrolling Seoul; he has ridden his electric skateboard in a manner that borders on illegal in Taiwan; and he has gone on dates in some of his IRL streams, causing some viewers to question if he's using local Taiwanese people and profiting off their culture.

As a result, Shenzhen customs plans to keep a close eye on this high - tech smuggling — perhaps using its own drones to help combat illegal cross-border activity.