According to a news article in the Summit Daily News, a private investigator from Glenwood Springs, CO, was arrested Thursday after placing a tracking device on a car. The tracking device was for a divorce case the investigator was working. A witness saw the investigator crawl under an SUV and then drive away. The witness called the police who found the device attached under the SUV. The police treated the unknown device as a bomb, evacuating the area and calling in the bomb squad. Read the whole story Click Here See also Denver TV News
Some people use GPS tracking devices. The devices are place in a concealed area of a vehicle. The location of the vehicle is available via computer from a remote location–say in your office. The use of these GPS tracking devices is questionable from a legal point of view. PIAVA does not recommend using such devices; nor authorizes such use.
Bill Lowrance
President PIAVA
Information Insights Inc. McLean, VA
