Colorado Town Considers Drone-Hunting Ordinance
Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
August 10, 2013
As the death toll from U.S. drone strikes overseas rises and the launch date for 30,000 domestic drones draws nearer, some citizens are deciding to launch their own preemptive strike.
In a rural town about an hour east of Denver, Colorado, the town council is considering issuing licenses to residents to shoot down drones.
A tie vote on the matter held Tuesday night by the town board pushed the final decision off until November. Should the ordinance be approved, residents of Deer Trail, Colorado, could purchase a drone hunting license for $25. Then, if a licensee happens to take one down, he can bring in the wreckage for a $100 reward.
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