Ramapo police deploy drones to guard students
The department's new "Raptor" unit captured video of pilots monitoring school buses and bus stops during pick-up hours last week.
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Mar 3, 2025, 12:21 PM
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Updated 30 days ago
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13ds agoRamapo police are using drones to watch over students.
The department's new "Raptor" unit captured video of pilots monitoring school buses and bus stops during pick-up hours last week.
The initiative, launched to ensure a safe environment, ran from February 24 to 28, police said.
They noted the program has backing from the town supervisor and town board.
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