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Braasch was interviewed by Gannett News for an article regarding how to stop drones from overflying prisons and delivering contraband. Currently there are neither good technological solutions to solve the problem nor are there regulatory prohibitions against the drone overflights.

As reported here by the Cincinnati Enquirer, a Louisville man was charged with criminal mischief after losing control of a recreational drone that subsequently crashed through a window of the Great American Tower in downtown Cincinnati. In his interview for the article, Michael...

Braasch is quoted in a Washington Post article by Craig Whitlock published this week (“Rogue Drones a Growing Nuisance Across the U.S”): ‘Most new drone models are aimed at novice fliers who are often “blissfully unaware” of aviation safety practices, said...

From surveying crops to monitoring mine headwalls, Colorado has a great interest in the use of drones for civilian missions. However, as detailed in today’s Denver Post article by Laura Keeney, the lack of much-needed government regulations is getting in the way. Keeney...

What are the three roadblocks to the successful use of UAVs in Homeland Security missions? See Braasch’s article (“UAVs and Homeland Security”) in the June/July 2015 issue of Homeland Security Today Magazine.