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WA Police deploy drones to gather real-time emergency scene intelligence

WA Police will remotely launch drones from Perth's CBD to provide scene visibility before officers arrive.

WA Police will use drones called DFR X at emergency scenes before officers arrive. The drones launch remotely from a control center in Perth's CBD.

Minister Reece Whitby said the system makes officers safer on the ground. Officers get to see the scene first.

This is an Australian-first in how emergencies are handled. Officers get real-time information before they enter a scene.

This helps them move in more safely.

DFR X
Drone model
Perth's CBD command centre
Launch location
Reece Whitby
Minister

Why it mattersOfficers see the emergency scene first. This gives them a big safety advantage. It lowers the risk when they enter dangerous situations.

AustraliaWA residents benefit from faster, safer emergency response as police gain scene intelligence before officers arrive.

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