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Sheriff on using drone to disarm felon: 'Definitely the future'

The Hill

June 23, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Appeal to Fear

Sheriff on using drone to disarm felon: 'Definitely the future'

Jim Cooper, the sheriff of Sacramento County, California, said Monday that drones will continue to play a major role in law enforcement, after his department disarmed a suspect using a drone earlier this month. “The future is drones. Obviously, we use them a lot to make entry into houses, I mean, on a regular basis,”...

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