SECURITYJun 23 · 23:33 UTCLAISTSammy Marvin

Drones will be used to crack down on illegal fireworks this Fourth of July

Anaheim and other Southern California cities are using drones to monitor and enforce laws against illegal fireworks during the Fourth of July. Drones provide real-time aerial surveillance, enabling faster response times and evidence collection for citations, with fines up to $3,000 for repeat offenses.

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