On November 18, Jen Daskal published “Stadium Security Takeaways Amid Gaps In Drone Regulation” in Law360. The following is an excerpt:
In the next two years, the number of commercial and recreational drones operating in the U.S. is expected to almost triple, reaching close to three million.
The vast majority of these drones serve key public safety, recreational and commercial functions. But these drones can also can be weaponized by malicious actors, in ways that put Americans at risk.
Even nonmalicious uses of drones, including the careless flying of drones into protected airspace, can pose significant risk of an accident.
Here is what stadium owners and operators, team managers, and the cities and towns that host large gatherings of cheering fans, as well as counsel that advise them, need to know about drones, as they engage in security planning.
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