Deescalation for apprehension of violent suspects, for Public Safety. When a call for Service Comes into the 911 dispatch center, drone, 56 will be in route to that. A remote pilot determines if the call needs a drone response. Drones are usually deployed for critical or life threatening situations. Officials say they are not allowed to be used for random surveillance. I was the Incident Commander on this incident, fire battalion chief Justin Dillman shows me drone footage taken while responding to a house fire. One of our other battalion chiefs was the person operating the drone that was able to give me real life time intel, the drone is able to show exactly whats on fire. The drones actually looking for hazards, possible hazards that could affect either Public Safety in general or responding personnel. Police say. This is video from a drone response to a call reporting a car break in. First responders say the device is thermal imaging ability pinpointed the location of a suspect. The
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Robert Garrity, 50, grew up in Homewood and became a tattoo artist after graduating from Homewood-Flossmoor Community High School in 1991. Now, he is relocating his tattoo and body piercing studio, Ink-N-Um, from Calumet City to Homewood. Ink-N-Um will become the second tattoo studio in Homewood, village officials said. The Homewood Village Board unanimously approved a special use permit Sept. .