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Feb 19, 2010 • Aerospace & Defense

Police Drone: Episode 2

By Paul Parkinson

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On Thursday last week, I read that an unmanned air vehicle (UAV) had
been recently used by the UK's Merseyside Police in the tracking and
arrest of two suspected car thieves (BBC News:'Merseyside police drone tracks
car theft suspects').

A quick Google search revealed some
additional details in the Liverpool Echo ('Merseyside police make
UK's first ever flying drone arrest'), specifically that the UAV had
been used in thick fog.

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