Numerous drone sightings in New Jersey frustrating but don't pose safety concern, governor says
PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — Dozens of drones have been spotted across New Jersey in recent weeks, including near sensitive sites such as a military research facility, which can be frustrating but don’t appear to pose a public safety concern, Gov. Phil Murphy stressed Monday.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on suspected drones: “We don’t see any concern for public safety"
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy​ said he understands the frustrations of residents about the drone sightings across the Garden State. Murphy noted 49 sightings of suspected drones on Sunday alone. However,
In a letter sent to New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, the mayors of 21 towns are demanding action on the mysterious drones spotted ...
Reports of unidentified flying objects in the northeastern U.S. are on the rise, but so far officials have few answers for ...
An unverified video posted on social media allegedly shows a flaming field following a mysterious drone crash.
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Mysterious drones over Morris County, New Jersey​ are prompting mayors to demand action from Gov. Phil Murphy.
Washington Township Mayor Matthew Murello and Mine Hill Township Mayor Sam Morris relayed constituent concerns over a flurry ...
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday reiterated that mysterious drone sightings don’t pose a public threat, after 21 mayors ...
The footage, captured by a New Jersey mom and shared on X, shows blinking lights buzzing over Bergen County Sunday night.
Gov. Phil Murphy said that all levels of government have told him there is no evidence of a threat to the public from drones.
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