Technology in Corrections - Drones
FAA UAS DRONE LE Reference Card
Basic Law Enforcement Response D.R.O.N.E. & FAA drone incident reporting cheat sheets.
Airmail via Drones Is Vexing for Prisons (2015)
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Feds Seek Ways To Protect Prisons From Drones (2015)
"Legal drone delivery may still be a ways off, but quadcopters have been smuggling contraband into prisons for years now.
Correctional Agencies’ Response to Drone Intrusions (2016)
"Creating change in the criminal justice field does not often go over well. But, like life, change in law enforcement is inevitable.
The Threat of Drones to Secure Facilities (2016)
"In March, an inmate in Maryland was convicted of conspiring with two other men to fly drugs and other contraband into a maximum-security prison ab
How to catch drones smuggling drugs into prison (2016)
"It was your usual stockpile of prison contraband: six tightly wrapped packages filled with drugs, tobacco, rolling papers, and porn.
Minnesota Department of Corrections - Policies, Directives and Instructions Manual - Perimeter Management (2016)
Minnesota Department Of Corrections - Policy and procedures on the management of drones.
FAA - Law Enforcement Guidance For Suspected Unauthorized UAS Operations (2016)
"There is evidence of a considerable increase in the unauthorized use of small, inexpensive Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS or “drones”) by individu
Prison and Jail Officials Face New Challenge: Drones Used to Smuggle Contraband (2016)
"Drones are increasingly being used in attempts to smuggle drugs and other contraband into prisons worldwide.
Prisons try to stop drones from delivering drugs, porn and cellphones to inmates (2016)
"Prison inmates, a remarkably ingenious bunch, are disrupting long-standing methods of smuggling drugs, porn and cellphones the same way online ret
2016 Virtual Conference - Drones: Implications for Corrections Transcript
"Hello and welcome to Drones, Implications for Corrections.
NIC Virtual Conference November 9, 2016 - Drones: Implications of Unmanned Aircraft
"A Panel Discussion in Three Parts
• Law Enforcement Applications
• Threats to Secure Facilities
• Drone Law"