Police drones are grounded for breaking the law
Nick Mcdermott
Mail Online
February 16, 2010
[efoods]When they first took off, the drones were hailed as the latest weapon in the war against crime.
But after police celebrated their first arrest thanks to one of the miniature remote-controlled helicopters, it emerged it was not only a suspected car thief who was potentially breaking the law.
Merseyside Police has been forced to ground its drones for flying them without the appropriate licence.
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