If the bill passes, it's open season on government drones. In the small Colorado town of Deer Trail, residents may soon be allowed to shoot down flying robots. The town board is considering an ordinance that would not only permit people with hunting licenses to fire bullets at drones, but would also pay them $100 for each mechanical hide with federal markings. Sidestepping the fact that destroying government drones like this is a federal crime, bullets fired skyward have a very poor public healt...
If the bill passes, it's open season on government drones. In the small Colorado town of Deer Trail, residents may soon be allowed to shoot down flying robots. The town board is considering an ordinance that would not only permit people with hunting licenses to fire bullets at drones, but would also pay them $100 for each mechanical hide with federal markings. Sidestepping the fact that destroying government drones like this is a federal crime, bullets fired skyward have a very poor public healt...
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