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| Problems plague GPS tracking of WA offenders |
| By kgw.com- Chris Ingalls |
| Published: 02/26/2014 |
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A Pierce County man had no trouble disabling the GPS tracking device that was bound to his ankle, even though it is supposed to send off an alert to law enforcement if it’s tampered with. “I got sick of this little bugger on my leg, it was beating my ankle into a bloody pulp,” said the 25 year old who asked to be called “Red.” “I’m not a tagged animal," he added. Read More. |
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