San Jose Police Apologizes For Secrecy Surrounding Purchase Of Drone
The San Jose Police Department has issued an apology for the secretive purchase of a drone earlier this year.
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The San Jose Police Department has issued an apology for the secretive purchase of a drone earlier this year.
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Despite previous denials, documents show the San Jose Police Department purchased a drone.