Increased drone surveillance of illegal July 4th fireworks led to $100K fine
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美国独立日庆祝期间，更多城市和乡镇部署无人机监控非法燃放烟花行为，并处以高额罚款，其中一例罚款高达10万美元。这是应急部门利用无人机监控的全国趋势之一。警方和消防部门表示，他们通过加强无人机监控和严厉罚款来震慑非法燃放行为，并在社交媒体上发布无人机视频警告公众。非法烟花每年导致火灾、伤亡及空气和噪音污染。今年，加州萨克拉门托消防局首次在独立日使用无人机，成功
More cities and towns deployed drones to spot illegal fireworks during the Fourth of July celebrations commemorating America’s 250th anniversary—leading to a $100,000 fine in one instance and coming as part of a broader national trend of first responders turning to drone surveillance.
Police and fire departments have described using both increased drone surveillance and steep fines to deter people from shooting off illegal fireworks, with many departments publicizing their drone videos on social media and warning that their drones will be watching in the future. Incidents involving illegal fireworks have led to costly fires, injuries, and even multiple deaths each year, along with creating local air and noise pollution for residential neighborhoods.
This year, the $100,000 fine for illegal fireworks came from the Sacramento Fire Department in Northern California deploying its own drones for the first time on the Fourth of July, according to CBS News Sacramento. Sacramento Fire Captain Justin Sylvia described the fire department’s drones as being capable of recording scenes in high-resolution video to help investigators identify the house or closest location using Google Maps.
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