Gov. Murphy understands residents' 'frustration' over North Jersey drone mystery

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Mysterious drones have been spotted over New Jersey, prompting investigations and concerns from residents and officials. Governor Phil Murphy acknowledged the drones' ability to 'go dark' when detected and emphasized the seriousness of the situation. Despite numerous sightings, officials claim there is no public safety threat, and residents are urged to report any sightings to authorities.

Keywords: drones, New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy

Source: NorthJersey.com

Update At: 12/10/2024

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