Bloomington Police are trying to dispel rumors and stigmas surrounding drone use by the department. Police Chief Jamal Simington compared the use of drones to other advances in technology that police use: DNA, fingerprinting and radar guns for monitoring speed.

Bloomington Police are trying to dispel rumors and stigmas surrounding drone use by the department.&nbsp;Police Chief Jamal Simington compared the use of drones to other advances in technology that police use: DNA, fingerprinting and radar guns for monitoring speed.

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Bloomington Police say drones are an eye in the sky, not a surveillance state

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