SECURITYJul 21 · 11:30 UTCMISSION LOCAL SFBrandon Pho

S.F. high-tech police surveillance center gets $3M gift, partly for ‘counter drone’ tech

The San Francisco high-tech police surveillance center has received a $3 million gift, partly allocated for 'counter drone' technology. The center utilizes drones and license plate reading cameras to assist in locating suspects and aiding arrests.

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