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Brown's reasoning mystifies us.
California needs to pour cold water on the idiots flying drones so close to California wildfires that they threaten lives and drive away aircraft trying to put out the blazes.
Boxer on Wednesday proposed the Safe Drone Act, making it a misdemeanor subject to a fine and a year in prison to operate a drone within 2 miles of an airport or of firefighters battling a fire on federal land. Garamendi had introduced a companion bill in the House of Representatives in August.
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This is particularly true of firefighting. Pilots already risk their lives dealing with the weight of fire retardants and the unpredictable air currents created by out-of-control fires. A collision with even a small hobby drone could be deadly, and having to avoid them risks lives on the ground.
San Jose Mercury News on drones interfering with firefighting efforts:
Hobbyists flying drones near airports is also on the rise. According to a federal report released last week by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, nearly 1,Cheap NFL Jerseys,000 incidents have been reported nationwide — one in five in California,Wholesale Jerseys, more than any other state. (We do like our gadgets.) San Jose's airport had the second most incidents in the state (18), trailing only Los Angeles (42).
Brown,jerseys from china, on the other hand, just vetoed three bills that would have increased penalties for flying drones over California wildfires,Cheap Jerseys From China, prisons and elementary schools. The bills called for up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $5,000 for interfering with firefighters in the line of duty.
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One-third of the California incidents involved a drone flying within 500 feet of an aircraft. Airline pilots have reported drones as high as 4,000 feet, interfering with landing approaches.
"Over the last several decades California's criminal code has grown to more than 5,000 provisions covering every conceivable form of human misbehavior," the governor wrote. "During the same period, our jail and prison populations have exploded. Before we keep going down this road, I think we should pause and reflect how our system of criminal justice could be made more human, more just and cost-effective."
What a relief. Let those firefighters and school kids fend for themselves.
California firefighters have been forced to ground their aircraft at least four times this year because of drones. In the San Bernardino Mountains fire in July, five drones were spotted hovering over the flames. They shut down airborne firefighting.
All that is true, but it's irrelevant. Drone misuse is a new problem that our laws do not adequately address, and it threatens not only property but lives.

Sen. Barbara Boxer and Rep. John Garamendi, D-Walnut Grove,cheap nfl jerseys, get it, but apparently Gov. Jerry Brown does not.