WFINFBI leader says it's 'concerning' how little his agency knows about mysterious drones seen over New Jersey - WFIN Local News
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51% : MYSTERIOUS DRONE SIGHTINGS CONTINUE TO BE REPORTED IN NEW JERSEY WITHOUT ANSWERSA top border official also revealed in the hearing that during a recent six-week period, Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) sensors recorded 6,900 drone flights within close proximity to U.S. borders, potentially threatening the lives of CBP officers and some of which had been carrying drugs.51% : Keith Jones, CBP head of Air and Marine Operations, revealed that no money had been allocated to CBP for counter-drone procedures.
50% : CBP could not engage with some 95 percent of those drones because they did not breach U.S. airspace but hovered just near the border.
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