Mayor Eric Adams and interim Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon unveiled the latest evolution in New York City's fleet of drones on Wednesday. The New York City Police Department has received permission from the FAA to launch drones across three boroughs and five different precincts. With a first-of-its-kind waiver, the NYPD will be the first department in the nation with permission to launch drones remotely from a centralized point, 1 Police Plaza, toward certain locations, including Central Park. NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Operations Kaz Daughtry is the brainchild behind the effort. Click here to read more on abc7ny.com.
