Drones to police Donald Trump’s visit to UK when King welcomes US president
Drones flying through Windsor will be banned next week as part of a major policing operation for US President Donald Trump’s visit to England.
The short-day police operation will be in the town of Berkshire, and a temporary order will be restricted from Tuesday to the Thursday, when the rehearsal of the state will take place.
The police officers said that the police officers can not fly in the protected area, said police officers, said police officers during a drone flying show at the Sulhamstead in Berkshire.
“This is an important police operation for us,” said Thames Valley Police Airspace Commander Inspector Matthew Wilkinson.
“However, Thames Valley police are proud to host these events, and we have a good history to wear these activities for both the royal family and the country.”
He said that the drone operation is one of the larger ones than other high -profile events: “It is compatible with other large -scale events we do as a force.
“Obviously each event maintains its own difficulties and threats, and we will evaluate it and weld accordingly.”
Insp Wilkinson stressed that people in Windsor will be informed about the limited airspace order.
“To try and share this message, we are interested in local businesses, local communities, hobby drone enthusiasts, drain schools and things like this, so there is no surprise for anyone.” He said.
“Obviously a drone is a crime to fly in a limited airspace, and we will have resources to deal with any of these attacks.
“When the time is appropriate, we will have plenty of capacity in the sky,” he said.
The DJIM 30T model, which will be interested, is usually used by the police daily as part of the investigations and drug warrants of lost people.
Each drone can fly up to 120 meters (400FT) and are expected to stay for 30 minutes at a time, the spare drone gets up shortly before the end of that period.
The event will be the second state visit of Mr. Trump to England – an unprecedented gesture to the US president, which was previously organized by a state visit in 2019.
During his first trip to England, thousands of people appeared on the streets in London in opposition, and protests are expected next week.
The Stop Trump coalition is planning a mass demonstration in the center of London on the first day of the trip, and more protests were planned near Windsor Castle.
