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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.

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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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Wagner, Menden vote to terminate county administrator
Shakopee Valley News
Wolf acknowledged he was concerned about Shelton’s ownership of Midwest Monitoring, a corrections technology company that Shelton sold to SecureAlert, …

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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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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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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Q&A: Will Chowchilla fight prison conversion?

Crosscurrents from KALW News Yesterday, officials from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation … CDCR, meanwhile, says that under realignment, the female prison …