Missouri HB2587 modifies law enforcement's ability to intercept unmanned aircraft systems over correctional centers, mental health hospitals.
Missouri HB2587 modifies provisions relating to law enforcement interception of unmanned aircraft systems. It prohibits operating unmanned aircraft within 400 feet of correctional centers, mental health hospitals, open-air facilities, and critical infrastructure facilities. Exceptions include law enforcement, emergency services, public utilities, and those with written consent. The offense is a class B felony if the aircraft is used to deliver dangerous items or controlled substances. Each facility must post a warning sign. Law enforcement can take mitigation measures against imminent threats.
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