As the summer months bring beachgoers and swimmers to New York City's shores, a new tool has been deployed to help keep them safe from a lurking threat: sharks. The NYPD has begun using drones to patrol the waters 100 yards offshore, scanning for signs of these predators and alerting lifeguards and beachgoers to potential dangers. The initiative, which has already seen success in other coastal cities, aims to reduce the risk of shark attacks and provide peace of mind for those enjoying the city's beaches. With the rise of shark sightings in recent years, this innovative approach is being hailed as a game-changer for beach safety in the Big Apple.
NYPD using drones to spot sharks 100 yards offshore is "helping people stay safe" CBS News
