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Law enforcement makes significant use of cell phone location data in

fighting crime. Apparently the first thing most criminals do after committing their crime, is jump on their cell phone to connect with their posse to let them know the heist is complete. The police capture a record of all cell phone activity in the related area, then just start figuring out which ones have records, don't seem to be from the general area, etc.

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Posted: 08/22/2017 at 08:51AM

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Speaking of cell phone tracking (Google) -- Cruizer 08/21/2017 10:41PM

Law enforcement makes significant use of cell phone location data in -- BayHokie 08/22/2017 08:51AM

Its more specific than that. ** -- East Cobb Hokie 08/22/2017 1:52PM

They also make great use of mobile license plate readers mounted on patrol -- BayHokie 08/22/2017 1:59PM

Ahhhh. The Stingray ** -- 48zip 08/22/2017 08:57AM

Maybe I watch too much TV, but the obvious tactics for carrying out a crime -- BayHokie 08/22/2017 09:56AM

So, what heists have you been responsible for?!? ** -- HokieSignGuy 08/22/2017 10:51AM

That's for the authorities and you to figure out. Also, don't post on -- BayHokie 08/22/2017 11:04AM

If you're smart enough to pull all that off it had better me millions. ** -- Hoakie82 08/22/2017 12:40PM

Or just figure it out and sell a plot for a television show. Did you -- BayHokie 08/22/2017 1:51PM

Didn't watch but if you steal a plate it probably needs to be from another -- Hoakie82 08/22/2017 2:15PM

Agreed, that's why probably printing your own temporary tags from another -- BayHokie 08/22/2017 3:03PM

IPhones track as a default setting too. -- HokieSignGuy 08/22/2017 04:02AM

So is it your wife or mistress who's name is Ann? -- Late 80s Hokie 08/22/2017 07:54AM