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Metro Council Considers Limits on Drone Use by Nashville Police
The Metro Council will consider a bill to restrict Nashville police's use of drones following the MNPD’s trial program in Madison. The proposed ordinance, filed by Sandra Sepulveda, would require future drone programs to be approved by the council after public hearing and limit deployment to specific emergency situations. The proposal addresses growing privacy concerns regarding surveillance technology used by law enforcement.
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