New Jersey lawmakers plead for action as mysterious ‘drone’ worries intensify

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Multiple New Jersey lawmakers are calling on the state to take immediate action to address mysterious unidentified flying objects residents have observed flying in the skies for weeks. 

Republican state Sen. Jon Bramnick, Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. (R-NJ), and half a dozen mayors are among the officials calling on Gov. Phil Murphy (D-NJ) to do more to address constituents’ rising concerns about the bewildering aerial sightings. Hundreds of the unmanned flying objects have been spotted nightly in eight New Jersey counties, resemble small car-sized “drones,” and have been reported scoping the skies since Nov. 18 for hours at a time. 

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