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"It's very important that people understand that we won't be up there with armed predator drones firing away," said Roby, who is a Baltimore Police Department captain.
Roby said the guidelines represent an "urgent" attempt to redefine the value of aerial drones away from the battlefields of Afghanistan, Iraq and Yemen.
Some of the vehicles, Thompson said, have the capacity to "shoot (stun gun) projectiles, tear gas and rubber balls from 300 feet above ground." Bennie Thompson, the ranking Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee, expressed concerns about the potential risk of arming the vehicles as they are being increasingly considered for use. In July, federal lawmakers, including Mississippi Rep. Don Roby, chairman of the IACP's aviation committee, said an increasing number of departments are considering unmanned aircraft for such things as search-and-rescue operations, traffic accident scene mapping and some surveillance activities. Only a handful of police agencies, including the Mesa County, Colo., Sheriff's Department, use unmanned aircraft. Police chiefs issue rules for UAV flights
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