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Originally Posted by CoLawman
Any technology that decreases the frequency of chases is welcomed. The receivers are accurate enough to be effective. This is not new to law enforcement. For surreptitious tails, these are attached to bad guy cars. The surveillance is then done from afar, with the bird dog being tracked by computer. The only thing new is the means in which the device is attached to the bad guys car.
There is always potential for misuse. I feel comfortable in saying that you have little to fear regarding law enforcement abusing the technology, if that is what you meant.
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Makes sense, good to know the technology is mature enough to be effective. I wouldn't worry about LE abusing it but I would be concerned if criminals (such as stalkers) got ahold of it and managed to use it to track their victims. Not a likely situation, I'll admit. Thank you for your response
