In general, when this happens, they'll search for you from their actual position, they won't move toward where your drone was destroyed. Drones can be used stealthily and if they're detected, the npcs go into alert-mode.
In general, though, if they see you kill someone, they should get the hell outta there. Sometimes they'll push you around, sometimes they'll try to attract enemies to you. Even if a bystander isn't directly an enemy, he may react to your presence if you're moving in stealthily. So, in other words, if they all flock toward you, it may not be that they're actually coming at you moreso than they're going toward your victim, and you just happened to be in the way. As soon as a body or a paralyzed target is found, or as soon as they are witness to something happening to someone else, the npcs go into an alert-mode, they're going to search around for you and, depending on the circumstances, they'll generally all move toward what they've seen happen (body or witness of a kill) before searching. Even those that only neutralize without killing, the same way your electroshock devices do, get noticed. Any hackable object in the environment, be it a pipe, a power box, anything, will get noticed by everyone if it detonates. Electroshock devices can be considered stealthy (same detection radius as silenced weaponry), the explosive device obviously isn't. Second, if anyone see you shoot, they instantly fall into combat-mode and, yes, this includes if the victim is the one to see you shoot (even if they're about to die a split-second later) this means, in general, you mustn't kill your target when they're facing you, unless you use a distraction hack. First, when you're killing someone with a silenced weapon or through melee, the detection range, although reduced, is still fairly large. I suspect the second point is where you're having issues. To kill someone without being noticed, you need to shoot them in such a way that 1) the victim is killed instantly (headshot, for example), and 2) no one notices the kill.
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