“Wanted suspect apprehended by police drone in Beaverton”
“Beaverton police drone captures wanted suspect”.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. (KPTV) – A man was apprehended by officers from the Beaverton Police Department after attempting to evade a traffic stop near the Elmonica Max station in north Beaverton. The suspect, later identified as 32-year-old Dean Allen Bromley from The Dalles, initially provided authorities with a false identity, claiming to be Leroy Miller born in 1999.
When questioned about his age, Bromley showed confusion and inconsistency, stating he was either 22 or 23 years old. Suspecting deceit, officers moved to detain him for providing false information, prompting Bromley to flee the scene on foot.
Law enforcement swiftly established a perimeter and called for drone assistance to aid in locating the suspect. The Washington County Remote Operated Vehicle Team (ROVT), equipped with a fleet of drones and an avatar robot, responded to the call for assistance.
Utilizing the advanced technology at their disposal, the ROVT team deployed a drone which quickly located Bromley hiding amidst dense vegetation. Thanks to the drone’s camera, officers were able to pinpoint his exact whereabouts, leading to his eventual capture.
Upon further investigation, Bromley’s true identity was revealed as Dean Bromley, not Leroy Miller as initially claimed. It was discovered that Bromley was wanted on a felony warrant for escape, resulting in his immediate incarceration.
Conclusion
The successful apprehension of Dean Bromley showcases the effectiveness of modern law enforcement technology in tracking down suspects and ensuring public safety. The collaborative efforts of the Beaverton Police Department and the Washington County ROVT serve as a testament to the dedication and professionalism of local law enforcement agencies in upholding justice.
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– Wanted suspect captured police drone Beaverton
– Suspect captured using police drone Beaverton.
