Creates fourth degree crime of operating drone equipped with weapon.
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Overview
This bill creates a new crime in New Jersey – a fourth-degree offense – for operating a drone equipped with a weapon. Specifically, it prohibits using a civilian unmanned aircraft system (like a drone) that is outfitted with an ‘anti-personnel device’ such as a firearm. The bill defines key terms related to drones and weapons to ensure clarity and application of the law. It aims to address potential safety and security concerns associated with weaponized drones.
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