Army of night vision drones set to be deployed to crack down on illegal Fourth of July fireworks
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What happened
Army of night vision drones set to be deployed to crack down on illegal Fourth of July fireworks See more of our coverage in your search results.
Why it matters
Add The California Post on GoogleA Central Valley town in California is ready to do battle with those wanting to celebrate with illegal fireworks on the Fourth of July, employing an army of drones to monitor the skies above the city.
Common ground
Hanford Fire Chief Daniel Perkins said that three drones with night vision, powerful optical zoom lenses, and thermal imaging technology will be deployed once illegal fireworks activity starts around the Independence Day celebrations.
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