Denver (KDVR) – The authorities were able to find two wanted persons hiding in the crawling space after sending a drone to Boina Vista’s house.
On Tuesday, the Shafi Sharif County Office showed a way to use changing technology after publication Video of a drone Help find “two required parties” on social media.
The video, which appears in the operator above, takes the tactical team using a drone to see inside the crawling space, which is dark and dirty. It seems that the drone takes about two minutes before locating the suspects on the wall.
Sharif’s office said that the use of a drone helps reduce injuries for officers and suspects, and instead of using gas to get the wanted people outside crawling or risk wounds by sending an officer down, the drone managed to do the work.
With the help of the Salida Police Station and the Boina Vista Police, Sharif’s office said they were able to end this interaction safely without any injuries.
These are not the only authorities that use drones in modern operations.
The Likwood Police Department is now using technology to respond to some service calls. Meanwhile, in August, the Lovland Police Department used a drone to find a man who committed a robbery and escape from the police.
Drones began to be carried out at many police stations throughout Colorado, and many authorities have already reported the effectiveness of using technology.