The New York Police Department is proud of its new surveillance helicopter, which is said to be the most advanced of any police department in the country. It's unmarked and the pilots pride themselves on being able to observe people who "don't even know we're here." See: Police take crime fighting to new heights - Crime & courts- msnbc.com.
NYPD's new eyes in the sky
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