Dahua Drone

Catch and release? :rolleyes:
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NOTE:
THIS WAS AN APRIL FOOL'S JOKE! WAS 'SOLD' ON AMMUNITIONDEPOT.COM ON APRIL FOOLS' DAY!!
 
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More likely to require a tennis ball launcher or t-shirt canon. I was reading a post last night by someone on nextdoor about someone with a drone perving on them and looking in their windows at night.
 
Freakin' awesome, wonder if it can compete with other drone manufacturers though :D
 
tangent said:
but can you discharge that in a residential neighborhood without somebody calling the cops?
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You can't take down any drone even if it's hovering above your property line. You will need to call the police and let them determine if it doing anything illegally like perving then they will take it down or locate the ownership of the drone. It's same as if someone was standing on the end of the curb taking picture of your house, you can't run up to the person and take the camera from them then smash it on the ground, you will still need to call the police on them.

I think Dahua is more focusing on for inspection uses rather than security uses such as for farmers to inspect their livestocks or crops, and electrician to inspect the power line etc. There're really no battery out there that would last long enough to make any drone worthwhile for security uses unless it for quick deploy and hunt for intruders in blind spots but it said "industry applications" on their website.
 
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TechBill said:
It's same as if someone was standing on the end of the curb taking picture of your house, you can't run up to the person and take the camera from them then smash it on the ground, you will still need to call the police on them.
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No, but if someone is ON my POSTED property taking pictures it is NOT the same as them "standing on the end of the curb". They are TRESPASSING!

Excerpt below from Bradford-Ladner LLP of Birmingham, AL (my state of residence; certainly, trespass laws vary from state to state):

"Criminal trespass second-degree involves a person who knowingly enters or remains unlawfully in a building or upon some real property which is fenced or enclosed in such a manner that it is designated to exclude intruders. Criminal trespass second degree can occur when a person trespasses onto private property which is posted with no trespassing signs. From a trespass second-degree is a Class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine and a jail sentence not to exceed 90 days."
 
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TonyR said:
No, but if someone is ON my POSTED property taking pictures it is NOT the same as them "standing on the end of the curb". They are TRESPASSING!

Excerpt below from Bradford-Ladner LLP of Birmingham, AL (my state of residence; certainly, trespass laws vary from state to state):

"Criminal trespass second-degree involves a person who knowingly enters or remains unlawfully in a building or upon some real property which is fenced or enclosed in such a manner that it is designated to exclude intruders. Criminal trespass second degree can occur when a person trespasses onto private property which is posted with no trespassing signs. From a trespass second-degree is a Class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine and a jail sentence not to exceed 90 days."
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In your state, are you allowed to harm someone trespassing on your land carrying only a camera or do you still have to call the police on them if they refused to leave after you ordered them to leave the property?
 
Apparently, Google is trying to implement "sophisticated" face detection technology in drones for surveillance purposes, according to NPR
Perhaps, this could be a first step in getting other companies on stage
 
TechBill said:
In your state, are you allowed to harm someone trespassing on your land carrying only a camera or do you still have to call the police on them if they refused to leave after you ordered them to leave the property?
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Of course not! I have not suggested anywhere in this thread about harming someone or smashing their camera! My Post #2 was clearly an April Fool's joke as stated at the end.

And no, I cannot and would not shoot or harm them just because they refuse to leave my property.

That being said, let me say this.... please note the conditions and don't try to read into it anything that's not there:
If someone passes clearly posted and visible "NO TRESPASSING" signs and is on my property and I ask them to leave and tell them I am calling LEO if they do not comply (which, BTW, in this rural area can be over a half hour on a good day) and they refuse and act in a threatening manner and then proceed to aim anything that I cannot clearly perceive that is NOT a gun, then we're going to have a problem... well, actually, THEY will have a problem.
 
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This needs the camera removed and a small flame thrower fitted on it
So any thief trips a zone it flys up and burns there hoody off and returns back to its charging station
Then the cops can look for a bald headed smoking scum bag
 
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