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Drones that can go 60 mph, knock down an active shooter being tested at Colorado school

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By Erica Breunlin Verified
| Delta County Independent Verified
Just when your eyes have traced the flight path of a Black Arrow drone long enough to make out its glowing blue lights and propellers in furious motion, the aircraft darts skyward, rocketing off the ground until it practically disappears. Within seconds, your eyes catch up with the drone as it cuts across the expanse of John Adams Academy’s blacktop basketball court and circles back, hurtling with precision and a hum like a swarm of hornets ready to attack.
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Drones with the power to knock down an active shooter at 60 mph being tested at Colorado school

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By Erica Breunlin Verified
| KYSL-FM (Frisco, CO) Verified
Drones with the power to knock down an active shooter at 60 mph being tested at Colorado school
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Drones with the power to knock down an active shooter at 60 mph being tested at Colorado school

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By Erica Breunlin Verified
| The Colorado Sun Verified
Just when your eyes have traced the flight path of a Black Arrow drone long enough to make out its glowing blue lights and propellers in furious motion, the aircraft darts skyward, rocketing off the ground until it practically disappears. Within seconds, your eyes catch up with the drone as it cuts across the expanse of John Adams Academy’s blacktop basketball court and circles back, hurtling with precision and a hum like a swarm of hornets ready to attack.
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