Creates a pilot program for police to test nonlethal drones in active shooter events.
This bill would start a test program for police across the country to try out small, nonlethal drones during active shooter events. The goal is to see if these drones can help calm dangerous situations and keep officers safer. If the tests go well, new rules would allow wider use of these drones.
Today, there is no established program or approval process for law enforcement to use small, nonlethal deescalation drones during active shooter events. This bill would create a pilot program to test these drones. It would then establish a formal approval process for law enforcement, aiming to improve safety in dangerous situations.
HR 3598 · 119th Congress · May 23, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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