Feb 17

Criminal court, Feb. 16 – News – Republican Herald

Criminal court, Feb. 16 – News – Republican Herald.

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Feb 17

Worcester Telegram & Gazette – telegram.com – GPS home confinement under review

Worcester Telegram & Gazette – telegram.com – GPS home confinement under review.

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Feb 17

Contra Costa feeling impact from state prison shift

Since realignment took effect Oct. 1, Contra Costa County jails have taken in 420 additional non-violent, non-sexual, non-serious inmates — a staggering 500 percent above state officials’ early projections, according to county Undersheriff Mike Casten.

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Feb 08

I have completed my 15 days of house arrest

Hi, Petra;

I just want to drop you a quick line now that I have completed my 15 days of house arrest. For starters, the monitor itself was a very comfortable piece of technology. Only while getting ready for bed was I truly aware of its prescence. Even as I ran low on power the reminder buzz was subtle enough that I only became aware, in the quiet of the night, that it was stapped on. Overall, I give it an A+ for its performance.

Most importantly were the interactions I had with Doug and Cory. Both were very professional and disarming in personality. They truly made me feel as if it was a team effort…..that we both needed to work togther in order to successflully complete the process. Not only were Cory and Doug affable in their approach, they were very knowledgable or knowledgeable enough to know the wheres and hows of getting an answer to my question(s). This held true whether we were just talking on the phone or engaged in the presence of one another. Instead of this relationship being an adverserial one(which i’m sure occuurs), both gentleman gave me a very distinct feel (or vibe) that this was a business relationship where both parties had their own end to hold up. Doug and Cory had a style in presenting themselves in such a way that “doing business” together could also be enjoyable. They be good listeners as well.

In such a weird way (given the circumstanes) they made my experience a very positive one…again…given unusual my circumstances at home, I was among other things able to set boundaries for myself (hopefully. If I could pass on any words of wisdom to future clients of your company, I would simply suggest to keep the lines of communication open and to stay true to one’s own words.

If I can ever be of help or be a reference please feel free to contact me

Best of luck to growing the business!

Sincerely, M.R., Arizona

 

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Jan 18

Another parolee cut off his gps device

Covina parolee accused of removing GPS ankle bracelet

COVINA – Police arrested a wanted parolee with convictions for home-invasion robbery and auto theft early Tuesday on suspicion of removing a GPS tracking device, officials said.

Important!

They should have had our ReliAlert with the SecureCuff!

Our Parole departments don’t have a choice when it comes to utilizing the best gps monitornig devices in the industry. It all comes down to cost!
Unfortunately parole departments don’t have the option to request hi-tech devices that come with 24/7 LIVE monitoring.

Important!

There is no excuse to state that parole agents are looking for parolees with the “suspicion” of device removal.

 

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Jan 06

Car thieves try to break leash 39 cases of tampering with GPS bracelet since 2008

Car thieves try to break leash 39 cases of tampering with GPS bracelet since 2008

Winnipeg Free Press
The number of Level 4 offenders wearing tracking bracelets has fluctuated between one to 15 since the start of the young offender GPS monitoring project in April 2008. Up to 20 offenders can be equipped with a device at any one time. On Nov.
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Jan 05

Barry Bonds has until March 21 to file written arguments

Barry Bonds has until March 21 to file written arguments

USA TODAY
By Noah Berger, AP A judge handed Barry Bonds a sentence of 30 days of house arrest, two years of probation and 250 hours of community service in December, but delayed the sentence pending an appeal. By Noah Berger, AP A judge handed Barry Bonds a
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Jan 05

GPS Tracking Devices Instead of Jail Time in Over-Crowded System

GPS Tracking Devices Instead of Jail Time in Over-Crowded System

Fleet GPS News (press release)
With overcrowded jails, soaring incarceration costs and high recidivism rates, city officials in Santa Fe launched a new system that tracks convicted burglars through GPS devices rather than putting them in jail. With the new GPS tracking system,
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Jan 05

IDOT official pleads guilty to drunk driving

IDOT official pleads guilty to drunk driving
Chicago Tribune

A state transportation official was ordered to wear an alcohol-monitoring device after pleading guilty today to driving under the influence. Carmen Iacullo, 58, a regional operation manager for the Illinois Department of Transportation, pleaded guilty
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Dec 22

Prison Realignment Sparks Lively Debate | Correctional News

It’s no surprise that AB109, California’s new inmate transfer bill — or “realignment” — is a contentious issue. Therefore, it was a pleasant surprise when tempers remained relatively calm at a recent conference in Sacramento on this very topic, allowing

via Prison Realignment Sparks Lively Debate | Correctional News.

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