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New limits on how Nashville police can use drones: Here's what you should know

FOX NASHVILLE · 2 months ago

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New limits on how Nashville police could use drones as first responders are moving forward after Metro Council advanced the proposal on second reading Tuesday night. The legislation, sponsored by District 30 Council Member Sandra Sepulveda, is an attempt to balance the use of drone technology for public safety with community concerns about surveillance and oversight. The Metro Nashville Police…

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