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==Combat use==
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Drone technology was developed for use by militaries in combat, then rolled out for use on civilians.
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In 2015, North Dakota became the first use state to allow Police use of drones armed with less than lethal weapons such as [[taser]]s, [[rubber bullet]]s and [[tear gas]] after a last-minute push by a lobbyist.<ref>http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/08/26/first-state-legalizes-armed-drones-for-cops-thanks-to-a-lobbyist.html<ref>
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==Surveillance drones==
 
==Surveillance drones==
 
The [[BBC]] announced in 2015 that [[UK Police]] would start routine use of drones for [[mass surveillance]], as part of the "[[war on terror]]". They also reported that the UK Police would take over responsibility for drone monitoring from the [[Civil Aviation Authority]], effectively preventing oversight of drone use by UK police.<ref>http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-32431630</ref>
 
The [[BBC]] announced in 2015 that [[UK Police]] would start routine use of drones for [[mass surveillance]], as part of the "[[war on terror]]". They also reported that the UK Police would take over responsibility for drone monitoring from the [[Civil Aviation Authority]], effectively preventing oversight of drone use by UK police.<ref>http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-32431630</ref>

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Combat use

Drone technology was developed for use by militaries in combat, then rolled out for use on civilians.

Non-combat use

In 2015, North Dakota became the first use state to allow Police use of drones armed with less than lethal weapons such as tasers, rubber bullets and tear gas after a last-minute push by a lobbyist.Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag

Monitoring workers

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In 2015, drones were used to capture video footage that shows construction progress at the Sacramento Kings’ new stadium in California. Drones capture video which is fed into a computer to create a 3d model of the progress of the construction.[1]

 

An example

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Heterogeneous Aerial Reconnaissance Team

 

A Drone victim on Wikispooks

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'Jihadi John'A British Arab man alleged to be the person seen in several atrocity videos obtained and published by SITE Intelligence Group - hard to tell fact from spin in the story, he is possibly a Wag the Dog person.

 

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