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OK: Proposed Bill Would Allow Destruction of Drones
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Proposed Oklahoma legislation heading to the Senate would exempt property owners from civil action if they destroy drones not regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration. The proposed bill, authored by Republican Sen. Ralph Shortey, passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee with a unanimous vote Feb. 21, the Tulsa World reported.
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People should be able to shoot down drones spying on them on private property, whether they are FAA controlled or not.
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