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To go along with that, the captor was nabbed because his car had a built-in GPS tracker, installed by the dealer to deter theft. Don't worry, it was in the fin
by mpyne 12y ago
To go along with that, the captor was nabbed because his car had a built-in GPS tracker, installed by the dealer to deter theft.
Don't worry, it was in the fine print somewhere.
- 8ig8 12y agoSome details here: http://news.yahoo.com/abducted-philadelphia-woman-rescued-man-arrested-072318593.html http://news.yahoo.com/abducted-philadelphia-woman-rescued-ma... The second paragraph is apropos: > A woman snatched off the streets was rescued with the help of a GPS tracking device that had been installed on the suspect's car by the dealer in case it needed to be repossessed, authorities said Thursday. > It was just the latest arrest made possible by the surveillance technology that is seemingly everywhere nowadays. And it involved not just GPS but surveillance video, traffic-camera imagery and a left-behind cellphone. Edit: Also from the above article regarding traffic-cam: > Her rescue came after authorities spotted the used-car dealer's name on a traffic camera photo of Barnes' vehicle and recognized the dealership as one that routinely puts GPS devices on its cars, said sheriff's Capt. Jayson Crawley, of Charles City County, Virginia. > "We called the dealership, and within five minutes they had the location," he said.