A drone use-of-force model

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EDITOR'S NOTE

"As we progress further in this digital society, drone technology is being used more frequently in law enforcement operations. In our latest Blue Line article, we explore the drone use-of-force model. Check it out below!"

Brittani Schroeder, Editor

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