Michigan HB5326 allows police to intercept, disable, or destroy drones violating federal law or FAA guidelines if they pose a public safety risk.

Michigan HB5326 amends existing law to permit police officers to intercept, disable, or destroy unmanned aircraft systems, or drones, that are flying in a manner posing a risk to public safety or in violation of federal law or Federal Aviation Administration guidelines. This provision also ensures that police officers are not liable to the drone owner for damages if they take such actions. The law only takes effect if federal law is amended to allow police officers to intercept, disable, or destroy drones under these conditions.

Michigan HB5326 allows police to intercept, disable, or destroy drones violating federal law or FAA guidelines if they pose a public safety risk.

Michigan HB5326 amends existing law to permit police officers to intercept, disable, or destroy unmanned aircraft systems, or drones, that are flying in a manner posing a risk to public safety or in violation of federal law or Federal Aviation Administration guidelines. This provision also ensures that police officers are not liable to the drone owner for damages if they take such actions. The law only takes effect if federal law is amended to allow police officers to intercept, disable, or destroy drones under these conditions.