Pentagon officials admit using military drones to spy over U.S. soil but won’t say how many times they were used
Pentagon officials say ‘less than 20’ requests were made to use drones over U.S. soil since 2006, but won’t say how many requests were granted
Officials also won’t say when, why or how the drones were deployed
Report does reveal that one mayor asked for drones to be sent over his city in order to find potholes, but the request was denied
By CHRIS PLEASANCE
DAILYMAIL.COM
9 March 2016
Pentagon chiefs have admitted using military drones to spy over the mainland United States but have refused to say exactly how many times the craft were deployed.
According to a report prepared by the office of the Department of Defense Inspector General, ‘fewer than 20’ requests were made to use the craft for missions inside America between 2006 and 2015.
However, the report does not make it clear how many of the requests were granted, or say when, where or how the devices were used, or what information was gathered.
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