UCLA Cops Stockpile Drones And Less-Lethal Munitions For 'Emergency Incidents'
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UCLA Cops Stockpile Drones And Less-Lethal Munitions For 'Emergency Incidents' Authored by Bryan Hyde via American Greatness , The UCLA Police Department (UCPD) spent more than $220,000 on drones and less-than-lethal munitions in 2025 and is now seeking approval to expand its inventory further. An Oct. 19 military equipment report reveals that UCPD bought three Skydio X10s under a 10-year contract at a cost of $21,654 annually for the drones and their docking stations. According to the Daily Bruin , the drones are part of UCPD's new Drone as First Responder program. Richard Mejia, director of…
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UCLA Cops Stockpile Drones And Less-Lethal Munitions For 'Emergency Incidents'
UCLA Cops Stockpile Drones And Less-Lethal Munitions For 'Emergency Incidents' Authored by Bryan Hyde via American Greatness , The UCLA Police Department (UCPD) spent more than $220,000 on drones and less-than-lethal munitions in 2025 and is now seeking approval to expand its...
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