; or (2) disclose covered information so collected. (c) Exceptions A governmental entity may operate a public unmanned aircraft system and may collect or disclose covered information acquired by such operation for a law enforcement purpose only if such operation, collection, or disclosure is in accordance with any of the following: (1) Warrant The operation, collection, or disclosure is— (A) pursuant to a warrant issued by a court of competent jurisdiction; and (B) not later than 10 days after the execution of the warrant, the governmental entity that sought the warrant serves a copy of the warrant on each person on whom covered information was collected, except, if providing such notice would seriously jeopardize an ongoing criminal or national security investigation, the court may delay such notice on request of the governmental entity. (2) Order The operation, collection, or disclosure is pursuant to an order that may be lawfully issued by a court of competent jurisdiction— (A) based on the allegation by the governmental entity requesting such order of specific and articulable facts showing a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity and a reasonable probability that the operation of a public unmanned aircraft system will provide evidence of such criminal activity; (B) authorizing the operation of a public unmanned aircraft system only in a stipulated public area for a period of not more than 48 hours; (C) which may be renewed at the court’s discretion for a total period of operation of not longer than 30 days; and (D) notice is provided— (i) not later than 10 days after the termination of which, by serving a copy on each person on whom covered information was collected; or (ii) not less than 48 hours prior to such operation, to the public in the stipulated public area, by prominent placement of a notification— (I) in a major publication (with circulation of more than 1,000 in that area); (II) on a public Internet Web site of the governmental entity, for the duration of the operation