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Logan Harris, Drone Se... | Dec 10, 2025 001

from Law Matters 1030 · host Sherry

In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Logan Harris, CEO of Spotter, about the rapid evolution of drone technology and its implications for law enforcement and public safety. They discuss the introduction of Remote ID for tracking drones, the concerns surrounding drone surveillance, and the legal frameworks that govern drone usage. Harris emphasizes the need for public awareness and local regulations to address the growing challenges posed by drones, especially in critical infrastructure and conflict zones. The conversation also touches on the future of drone deliveries and the importance of empowering law enforcement to act against drone threats.Drones are becoming more prevalent in everyday life.Remote ID helps track drone activity for safety.Public awareness is crucial for effective drone regulation.Drones can pose risks to critical infrastructure.Louisiana has progressive laws for drone mitigation.Drones are used for both recreational and nefarious purposes.Local law enforcement needs authority to manage drone threats.The technology for drone detection is becoming more accessible.Drones are being used in conflict zones for surveillance and attacks.The rapid growth of drone usage necessitates updated regulations.

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