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Photos: Qld Police uses drones for forensic investigations
To assist in crime scenes.
on May 28 2015 3:28PM
Queensland Police Service has expanded its fleet of remotely piloted aircraft by rolling out two custom drones to the forensic services group.
Qld Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller said images captured by the drones would provide invaluable evidence in court.
“These new drones will offer investigators the opportunity to record a comprehensive aerial overview of crime scenes – something that they haven’t been able to do before now,” Miller said.
“The drones will also be used in the forensic search for evidence in places that were previously inaccessible – for example, on a roof, down a cliff or over a very large distance.”
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