Despite this new manual with guidelines, Hayward police will still be given some discretion when it comes to when to use the drones. Hayward police note that the operating manual will undergo conti…
HAYWARD — Hayward police will soon begin using drones, but only in certain situations, according to guidelines the City Council adopted on Tuesday.
The drone operating guidelines will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, police said. Any changes will be reviewed by the police community advisory board, and police will provide an annual report that will include information on each time a drone is used.
To address privacy concerns, officers will be able to redact images of people and property not involved in a police action, and facial recognition technology will not be allowed. Video recordings will be stored for 90 days at Evidence.com, a subsidiary of the company Axon, unless they are part of a police investigation. Only the police department will have access to the recordings.“My biggest concern is the balancing of our civil liberties and our privacy,” Wahab said.
On the other hand, members of the Hayward Concerned Citizens called in to support the drones and guidelines.
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