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Drone spies - Criminals using surveillance to track police, rivals, intelligence shows

Published:Sunday | September 15, 2019 | 12:33 AMCorey Robinson - Staff Reporter

Gang members are reportedly using drones to monitor the movement of their rivals and law enforcement, determined that the enhanced security measures across the island will not impede their criminal intent. Sunday Gleaner sources within the...

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