Authorizes law enforcement to intercept and disable unmanned aircraft that post credible threats to public safety

Summary

The bill adds a new law that lets peace officers take reasonable steps—such as detection, tracking, jamming, hacking, or physically capturing—to neutralize unmanned aircraft operating illegally or dangerously. It applies to any drone in Missouri that police reasonably suspect is involved in criminal activity, an imminent threat, or a violation of law. The measure was referred to a committee and ultimately failed to pass.

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