A New Jersey lawmaker said he “Can’t believe” how the government worded its investigation into recent drone sightings across the American Northeast.
State Assemblyman Paul Kanitra joined “Fox News @ Night” on Thursday to discuss bipartisan dissatisfaction with how the government is handling drone sightings.
“We are a polarized society. But I can tell you when we were in ‘The Rock’ which is our security building in New Jersey. And we have over a hundred state legislatures from every political branch, the upper house, the lower house, everyone is. I’m also angry about this situation,” Kanitra said.
Jersey’s new governor has received backlash over a lack of clarity over drone sightings.
Paul Canitra, New Jersey House of Representatives member It described the government’s handling of weeks of drone sightings across the northeast as “infuriating”. (Doug Hood/Asbury Park Publishing)
The first drone sighting occurred in New Jersey on Nov. 1. On Sept. 18, the Federal Aviation Administration said earlier this month. This caused the agency to issue two temporary flight restrictions.
Kanitra said he learned during an intelligence briefing to state lawmakers on Wednesday that It has been confirmed that a drone has been seen. “Every night since.”
in a post on Facebook Kanitra said he implored the Department of Homeland Security during that briefing to “Take swift and decisive action” against the drone. It described the situation as “infuriating”.
Photograph taken in the Bay Shore section of the Toms River in New Jersey. It appears to show a large drone flying above the FAA’s 400 foot limit on Sunday, December 8. (Doug Hood/Asbury Park Publishing)
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on Thursday The White House said the investigation is in its early stages. But so far no malicious intent or criminal intent has been revealed. or a threat to national security
“If these things are hostile to foreign drones. And we’ve spent a month working on this and we still haven’t done enough. I can’t believe our government is using words like this,” he continued on “Fox News@Night.”
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Kanitra took remote photos of a drone in the skies of New Jersey on Thursday night.
Paul Kanitra, New Jersey House of Representatives member Photographed of what appear to be multiple drones hovering in the skies of New Jersey. On Thursday, December 1, 13. (Paul Kanittra / “Fox News @ Night”)
He said “these are not hobby drones” and that the military should have the necessary technology to get quality photos.
