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Sure, some police somewhere have probably been sold a unit by one of the dozens of companies that have tried to commercialize this. They are a cute toy with ver
by mike_d 3y ago
Sure, some police somewhere have probably been sold a unit by one of the dozens of companies that have tried to commercialize this. They are a cute toy with very little practical use.
Most departments already have much better capabilities that allow them to do passive tracking (air units or other technologies) or mutual aid agreements with a larger department or a county/state asset that can.
- akira2501 3y agoAir units aren't cheap. Dedicating a dozen units to a chase isn't cheap. Insurance and damages aren't cheap. The police should have a plethora of capabilities so they can size their solution to the level of danger encountered and have additional options when a particular solution isn't available in a given situation.