Police in China have debuted their new high-tech anti-drone gun
that electronically shoots illegal devices out of the sky — and they’ve
put in an order for many more.
Officers from the central Chinese city of Wuhan
debuted
their expensive new toy, which uses radio-interfering signals to safely
take illegal devices out of the sky, outside of a football stadium last
Saturday while a match was underway.
At a March 11 soccer game in Wuhan, police faced a new kind of threat: drones trespassing near the stadium.
On the day, police managed to safely down six active drones from up to 1 kilometer away, reports the Changjiang Daily.

Drone-jamming gun, one of several owned by the Wuhan police, can shut off drones up to a kilometer away.
An anti-drone gun that jammed the control signals, forcing the trespassing drones to land automatically.
The
technology promises to safely remove the device from the sky by
enabling a controlled landing, avoiding a crash that could destroy the
drone and/or injure someone on the ground.
The anti-drone technology is the antidote for China’s thriving drone
producing industry, which has caused several headaches for officials
like airport delays and security risks at large gatherings.
China has
already
implemented a compulsory registration system for owners of drones
weighing more than 7kg and enforces strict airspace rules in built up
and urban areas.
Costing around $36,200 a piece, Wuhan police are buying a further 19 guns before next month’s city marathon,
reports the Chutian Metropolitan Daily.
Another drone jammer, truck-mounted laser cannons: The higher powered Silent Hunter.
The Silent Hunter uses a laser to zap ground and air targets up to 4
kilometers (about 2.5 miles) away, and powerful enough to cut through light vehicle armor at up to a kilometer away.
Comparable American jamming rifles :

Battelle Drone Defender, are already used by Coalition forces in Iraq
looking to shut down ISIL quadcopters used for surveillance and grenade
attacks.