Parolees outsmart GPS tracking devices

GPS tracking devices gone awry (Ted Rall / For The Times / February 28, 2013)

By Ted Rall

February 28, 2013, 5:00 a.m.

Thousands of paroled sex offenders are removing or disarming their court-ordered GPS tracking device

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TTTTTT3 at 12:38 PM March 02, 2013

Are you kidding me. These animals are attacking us and we think after they go to jail we feel safe. Later to find out they are out in a couple of hours. Forget the police, forget the Goverment I'm getting a bat , mace and a gun. Ladies their actions speak louder then words. You are on your own. The police and goverment cannot protect you. I am sick of what is happening in this country.

milbuncy at 8:06 AM March 02, 2013

Law enforcement at its best. Why is there no mention of the manufacturer of these devices which seem to be very easy to remove?

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