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Drones provide an aerial perspective that can be invaluable for tracking suspects or observing crime scenes, especially in complex urban environments. However, the story highlights a common challenge: criminals adapt. The admission that thieves have learned drone operating hours shows the constant cat-and-mouse game between law enforcement and offenders, requiring police to continuously evolve their strategies and technology.
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