Indian police will spray drone mixture onto the crowd

In the United States , they oppose commercials made from copters; in Russia, they are improving legislation related to light aircraft. And in India, the police successfully completed a test of a way to disperse a raging crowd. Having adopted modern technologies, the guards came up with the idea of ​​spraying pepper mix on disgruntled citizens from unmanned aerial vehicles. Officials commented on this move as "a non-lethal, and very effective way."

In the northern town of Lucknow (which, by a strange coincidence, in the English version turns into Lucknow), the local police remained extremely pleased with the results of the test accelerations and pollinations. “We figured out how to use the copters in windy weather and in densely built areas,” Yashasvi Yadav, head of the local police, said. “To improve the results, we spray the mixture from different heights.”

The police purchased five aircraft with a payload of 2 kg and a cost of $ 9,600 each. Copters are equipped with cameras, and operators can precisely control them from a distance of up to 1 kilometer.
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Since the causes of injuries during a crush usually become a fall or an incorrect visual assessment of the situation, it is not clear how a crowd exposed to pepper mix will be able to carefully dissolve. It remains to hope for the competence of the head of the Lucknow police and for the correct assessment of the effectiveness of the new method.