Allows police and private security officers to intercept, disable, or destroy drones violating critical infrastructure guidelines.

Michigan HB5325 amends existing law to allow police officers and private security officers to intercept, disable, or destroy unmanned aircraft, or drones, that are flying in violation of critical infrastructure guidelines. This provision does not hold officers liable for damages to the drones. The law applies unless preempted by federal regulations.

Allows police and private security officers to intercept, disable, or destroy drones violating critical infrastructure guidelines.

Michigan HB5325 amends existing law to allow police officers and private security officers to intercept, disable, or destroy unmanned aircraft, or drones, that are flying in violation of critical infrastructure guidelines. This provision does not hold officers liable for damages to the drones. The law applies unless preempted by federal regulations.