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VPD buy drones, say won't use them for surveillance

Drones could become the latest gadgets to be used by the Vancouver police department. New drones have been purchased and will be put into operation if the Vancouver Police Board approves the policy. Ashley Burr explains what they will be used for and why some say there are major privacy concerns.

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