drones

The drone policy will allow Cleveland police to start a drone program, while the discipline policy overhauls the way the department addresses officer misconduct.

Cleveland does not currently own video cameras that read license plates, according to the city’s grant application. The equipment would capture license plate images “24 hours a day/ seven days a week.”

A new Community Police Commission report outlines the technology used by the Cleveland Division of Police and steps the department should take in the interest of transparency.

The Department of Public Safety is seeking almost $500,000 from the state for 100 license plate readers, two drones and five portable cameras.

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A new bill being considered at the Statehouse would restrict the way police agencies could use drones. The legislation has bipartisan support for…