Illinois police agencies can use drones to monitor certain large events with approved legislation – Center Square

Police are not allowed to use drones at political protests, demonstrations or other First Amendment-protected gatherings. Another stipulation of the legislation is that the footage must be erased within 24 hours unless a crime is captured. Police agencies also must publicly post their drone program usage at least 24 hours in advance.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

It’s protests where the drones are most needed — that’s where bad things happen — of course the ACLU sewer rats blocked the use of drones at these events — as if there is a right of privacy at a public event — pathetic

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