Shawn Musgrave

From food to zombies, boring accounts are being used to blow up the mentions of Twitter influencers.

A drone retailer claims that Prioria Robotics bilked the Army by selling a substandard drone that could be outflown by many hobby drones, which are far cheaper.

The units remain under lock and key awaiting clear policies on how they’ll be used in operations.

One of the largest sheriff’s departments in the country gushed over Hacking Team, released emails show.

Oh, and then an audit of an audit found a fourth drone missing.

The interest is notable in a time when law enforcement have expanding surveillance toolkits but unclear oversight requirements for these new technologies.

Cops from Miami to Duluth on Italian firm’s distribution lists, hacked emails show.

The inspector general hammered Customs and Border Protection on drone program oversight.

Seven months after I filed a lawsuit against the NYPD, the court at last has recognized that the police have never given solid reasons for keeping drone records from the public.

The goal at the drone evaluation site is to impress public safety officials.

Naturally, the plan flirted with net guns.

Bob’s commitment to getting his money’s worth seems a fitting model for ATF.