The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warned residents of New Jersey on Monday against shooting down drones they cannot identify and pointed out potential legal repercussions and safety hazards.

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Autoritățile din New Jersey încearcă să calmeze populația în legătură cu misterioasele drone. „Este un pericol pentru aeronave”

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New Jersey authorities are trying to calm the population about the mysterious drones. 'It's a danger to aircraft'

America’s security and law enforcement agencies have released a joint statement on the mystery drone sightings over New Jersey.

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Ireland

FBI plays down threat in mystery drone sightings

The FBI has issued a warning to drone hunters after several pilots reported getting blinded by lasers pointed toward the sky by people who mistake planes for drones.

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New York

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FBI urges drone hunters to stop pointing lasers in the sky as plane pilots are getting hit in eyes

The former chief of the FBI's counter drone unit said Donald Trump's suggestion that the drones be shot down was "irresponsible."

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Don't shoot at drones, says former FBI agent: "Bad idea"

The FBI’s Newark, New Jersey, office on Monday evening called on residents not to shoot or shine lasers at objects in the sky amid a spate of drone sightings across the region in recent weeks that have prompted alarm among elected officials.
In a statement, the FBI said that both the bureau and New Jersey State Police are alerting residents “about an increase in pilots of manned aircraft being hit in the eyes with lasers because people on the gr…

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FBI Warns Public Not to Shoot at Drones in New Jersey

'There is also a concern with people possibly firing weapons'

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Neil Patel

Washington

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FBI Urges New Jersey Residents Not To Shoot Unidentified Drones

The FBI is desperately asking Americans not to shoot down drones they think are Chinese - because in most cases they are not drones.

Kétségbeesetten kéri az FBI az amerikaiakat, nehogy lelőjék a kínainak vélt drónokat - Mert azok a legtöbb esetben nem is drónok.

Kétségbeesetten kéri az FBI az amerikaiakat, nehogy lelőjék a kínainak vélt drónokat

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Hungary

FBI desperately asks Americans not to shoot down suspected Chinese drones

New Jersey authorities are warning the population about the danger of taking the drone issue into their own hands, while residents and politicians continue to demand official answers after a new series of mysterious drone sightings on the East Coast, writes ABC News.

Autoritățile din New Jersey avertizează populația cu privire la pericolul de a lua în propriile mâini problema dronelor, în timp ce locuitorii și politicienii continuă să ceară răspunsuri oficiale după o nouă serie de apariții de drone misterioase pe Coasta de Est, scrie ABC News.

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Federal law enforcement officials warned the public on Monday to not shine high-powered lasers at flying objects at night as the public increasingly looks for drone activity following recent media reporting. FBI Newark and New Jersey State Police said that there has been “an increase in pilots of manned aircraft being hit in the eyes with lasers because people on the ground think they see an Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).” Authorities also sai…

The Daily Wire

Ben Shapiro

Nashville

Davidson County

Tennessee

Drone Fears Cause New Problem: People Shining Lasers At Manned Aircraft

The buzz around the mysterious flurry of drones above New Jersey and other nearby states has prompted some officials, including President-elect Trump, to call for the U.S. military to shoot down the mystery objects.  But such measures come with major risks, experts say. The objects could be legitimate aircraft, helicopters or other innocuous objects, and debris from falling drones poses a threat to people and property on the ground.  “If people …

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Chicago

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Illinois

Why shooting down mystery drones carries big risks

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers revealed he was trying to spot drones flying around New Jersey.

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