CT police force uses drones to enforce social distancing
In Westport, Connecticut, officers are now using drones to make sure people aren't getting too close to each other.
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Apr 22, 2020, 11:11 AM
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Updated 1,686 days ago
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One of the region’s police department is looking to technology to enforce social distancing during the pandemic.
In Westport, Connecticut, officers are now using drones to make sure people aren't getting too close to each other.
The drone use is part of the department's "Flattening the Curve" pilot program.
The drones can even spot things like body temperature and illness.
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