The Truth about the Texas Flood drone crash

[Recoveryone]

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[mavic3usa]

Here's a link to the article you mentioned in your video.

For reference only. This article is dated 7/29/2025 so it appears to be 2 days older than the article in your video:

Official Narrative Unravels: Sources Say Blackhawk Was Struck by Law Enforcement Drone in Kerrville Flood Response

Officials blamed a rogue drone operator. But sources say it was a law enforcement drone on a routine return flight—raising serious questions about what DPS isn’t saying.

www.thezerolux.com

 

[mavic3usa]

This is the link to the article dated 7/31/2025 so you can do a compare and see what has changed, perhaps they learned something new. Would be interesting to know what changed over the course of those 2 days:

Kerrville’s Drone Collision and the Lobbying Lies That Followed

A law enforcement drone hit a Blackhawk. But the public was told it was a rogue pilot. Here’s how the silence spread and who benefited from it.

www.thezerolux.com

 

[glocke12]

I can understand the lobbyists and politicians running with the narrative of it being a " reckless civilian drone operator ", it fits with their agenda of getting DJI out of the U.S. and imposing further restrictions on recreational flying.

I don't quite get the silence of on the part of Texas Law Enforcement though. I'm guessing part of it is due to them not wanting to reveal incompetence or negligence on their part, but given that it doesn't sound like the Blackhawk sustained significant/any damage their silence really just doesn't make sense.

 

[sarahb]

You should edit OUT the first 5:49 minutes of irrelative material.