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GPS ankle bracelet designed for real-time sex offender monitoring DEL MAR, Calif. (CBS 8) - The murder of 17-year-old Chelsea King, allegedly by a registered sex offender, has generated calls for tougher laws dealing with convicted criminals. One change being discussed is real-time GPS monitoring for sex offenders. A company called GPS Monitoring Solutions says it's come up with a device. Read More

 

Woman under house arrest uses electronic ankle bracelet to report assault

The victim said she had no phone, no other options

"We're mandated to provide medical expenses if prisoners have to go to the doctor, so if they're in home monitoring, it's a different situation,"



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Ryan O'Neal's Son Equipped with Monitoring Device

Redmond O'Neil on gps monitoring

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It is GPS Monitoring, not GPS TrackingWow…thank you. I didn’t realize GPS would be so interesting.” That was the most repeated comment by attendees at the last meeting of the Riverside County Barristers Association after Petra Fuhriman co-owner of GPS Monitoring Solutions explained the difference between tracking and real-time, 24/7 GPS monitoring. Read Article

Florida Lawmaker Proposes Broader GPS Tracking of Juvenile Offenders. By the middle of the last decade, some 100 state and local jurisdictions had adopted GPS tracking for non-violent juvenile offenders. Read Article

Part of Hamilton's theft sentence required her to see Harry Jones, with the Courts Program of Florida, so her ankle could be fitted with an electronic-monitoring bracelet. "She thought that she wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for the device," said Jones. Read Article



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A High-Tech Parable: California Uses GPS to Track Parolees, Then Ignores It
Several years ago, California decided to require high-risk parolees, such as gang members and sex offenders, to wear GPS monitoring devices. Read Article

  • Correctional Reporter: Several years ago, California decided to require high-risk parolees, such as gang members and sex offenders, to wear GPS monitoring devices. Read Story

 

The Barb Stanton Show -
Paul Schrader, candidate for Sheriff-Coroner, viewed demonstrations about new technology in gps monitoring devices, given by Petra Fuhriman, owner of GPS-Monitoring Solutions. Read Story

 

Franklin County Sheriff Richard Lathim