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Documenting Police Tech in Our Communities
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Melbourne Police Department: Drones

A police officer uses a remote control to fly a drone. — An example of a DJI police drone.
Credit: Dublin Police Department, OH

Agency	Melbourne Police Department
Location	Melbourne, FL
Technology	Drones
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The Melbourne Police Department has been using drones since 2017.

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Government information (Florida Senate)
News article (Bay News 9)
News article (Spectrum News/ Bay News 9)

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Remote-controlled aerial vehicles that police use to gather footage from the sky.

A police officer uses a remote control to fly a drone. — An example of a DJI police drone.
Credit: Dublin Police Department, OH

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