Oklahoma City approves $856,000 for new drones
Oklahoma City approves $856,000 for new drones despite privacy concerns
Oklahoma City Council approved $856,000 for new police and fire department drones, raising privacy concerns among some councilors. The council voted 5-3 to allocate the funds over the next five years to purchase 50 additional drones, adding to the 38 already in use.
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