A tracking device was found under the car of an activist who had been arrested two days earlier on an outstanding warrant. It was attached under the rear axle of the car with strong magnets. The device included a battery, a cellular antenna and a SIM card.
A tracking device was found on a truck. It was attached with a magnet to the frame of the truck.
A GPS tracker was found under the car of Marius Mason, member of the ELF (Earth Liberation Front). It was attached to the car with magnets. About a month later, Marius Mason was arrested by agents of the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) and later sentenced to 22 years in prison for arson attacks.
A GPS tracker was found under the car of an animal rights and environmental activist. It was located under the car rear bumper. The device included a battery pack, a GPS antenna, a transmitter-receiver module and powerful magnets. It was installed by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation).
GPS trackers were found under three cars belonging to animal rights activists with ties to the ALF (Animal Liberation Front). They were attached by powerful magnets behind the rear bumpers on the driver's side. Each device contained a battery pack made of four lithium D cell batteries, a GPS antenna, a cellular antenna and a main component box. The component box contained a GPS receiver, a computer chip and a cellular modem. All the components were wired together. According to the activists, the devices were probably planted by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation).
