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Local cops using Predator drones to spy on Americans in their own.
Cops Use Predator Drone to Monitor, Arrest Cow-Stealing "Sovereign Citizens". appeared to be long rifles moving behind farm equipment and other barriers.
Dec 11, 2011. Arrested: Rodney Brossart was arrested at his home in North Dakota after a sheriff used a Predator drone to spy on his family's 3,000-acre farm.
Aug 2, 2012. Court Upholds Domestic Drone Use in Arrest of American Citizen. with local police, offered up the use of an unmanned predator drone, which. charged, didn't leave the farm and were unarmed during the arresting raid….
Dec 13, 2011. For instance, Predator and surveillance drones have enabled. left the farm in an all-terrain vehicle and were unarmed, enabling police officers.
Dec 12, 2011. The FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration have used Predators for other domestic. review process before local law enforcement is cleared to use drones ! For four hours, the Predator circled 10,000 feet above the farm.
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Dec 20, 2011. Predator Drone Used in Arrest of North Dakota Farmer. In June of this year, a predator drone was used by local law enforcement to facilitate.
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Aug 4, 2012. Just last year, for the first time in America, a predator drone was used to assist police in the arrest of farmer Rodney Brossart and his family in.
Nov 27, 2012. That information was used to locate and arrest the farmer. .. In June 2010, a Predator drone flying to Texas from Arizona experienced a.
Brossart case: Cattle theft allegations and law enforcement use of.
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Cops Use Predator Drone to Monitor, Arrest Cow-Stealing "Sovereign Citizens". appeared to be long rifles moving behind farm equipment and other barriers.