Fort Worth police have launched a crime-fighting drone program in partnership with Flock Safety. The program provides a bird’s-eye view of areas to help manage crime. The city is partnering with Flock Safety, a company known for its surveillance technology, including automatic license plate readers.
4 billion. Further details about the program are available from the source, including the terms of the partnership, which is set to last for one year at no cost to the city.
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