University of Massachusetts-Lowell

October 15th, 2012
Jackson Parker

Study Finds 16.6% of Sex Offenders Evade GPS Tracking

According to a study conducted by Utica College, 16.6% of the 90,000 registered sex offenders being monitored by GPS tracking devices may be skirting the system. Some of the ways to circumvent the court-ordered tracking system is by moving residences frequently, using various social security numbers, using aliases or varying the spelling of their names. […]

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