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18, 2016. To request further information or to attend this workshop, please call 1-877-525-SAFE, or email safety@argus.aero.


In recent years, unlawful drone activity has rattled communities


around the world. In 2015, an operator lost


control of their drone and crashed


onto the White House lawn, triggering a large


response by law enforcement. In that same year, a drone was used to transport a radioactive substance onto the roof of Japanese


Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s office building, prompting a large security response and a review of legislation governing the use of drones in Japan.


“With over 3 million drones projected to be flying in the United States this year, the threat of an incident occurring increases exponentially,” said Aaron


Greenwald, president of the Unmanned Safety Institute. “We think it is absolutely vital that all law enforcement officers across the country have a deep understanding of this technology and how to appropriately respond to unauthorized activity in the event an incident occurs.” Shawn Dunlap, president of the FOP chapter in Orlando, Florida, stated how this training program will provide important education and training on the enforcement of unauthorized UAS activity to his membership. “This partnership between FOP and USI allows us to offer innovative and real-world training to law enforcement officers throughout Florida who encounter this threat every day. We are thrilled to have partnered with USI as the industry’s recognized best-in-class provider of safety and security training. Drone use continues to proliferate, and we are ready to support our law enforcement community with training that is relevant and practical.”


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