Authorizes law enforcement to intercept and disable unmanned aircraft posing credible threats to public safety.
The bill allows peace officers and law enforcement agencies to use detection, tracking, and identification methods to intercept or disable unmanned aircraft systems through legal and safe methods, including jamming, hacking, or physical capture. These actions can be taken if there is reasonable suspicion that the unmanned aircraft system is being used for illegal, dangerous, or harmful purposes, such as spying, smuggling, facilitating criminal activity, or posing a direct threat to public safety.
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