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The Annoyed Man wrote:

philip964 wrote:The article even shows criminals, if they read about their exploits, how to avoid the police arriving so quickly. Can you spot it?

Destroy the GPS tracking device before moving the truck.

Or just buy a GPS jammer.

suthdj wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

philip964 wrote:The article even shows criminals, if they read about their exploits, how to avoid the police arriving so quickly. Can you spot it?

Destroy the GPS tracking device before moving the truck.

Or just buy a GPS jammer.

Whatever it takes to neutralize it. I'm not a GPS techie. Is there such a thing as a GPS jammer?

The Annoyed Man wrote:

suthdj wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

philip964 wrote:The article even shows criminals, if they read about their exploits, how to avoid the police arriving so quickly. Can you spot it?

Destroy the GPS tracking device before moving the truck.

Or just buy a GPS jammer.

Whatever it takes to neutralize it. I'm not a GPS techie. Is there such a thing as a GPS jammer?

I used to be able to find them at dx.com

Ok if your a criminal don't read this "the gps is in the handheld tablet the UPS carrier takes with him that you sign and he uses to scan the packages."

philip964 wrote:Ok if your a criminal don't read this "the gps is in the handheld tablet the UPS carrier takes with him that you sign and he uses to scan the packages."

When I worked for a mobile phone maker we had trucks getting jacked a few times they put GPS trackers in the packaging and caught the guys.

One thing to keep in mind is that the Houston area is huge both in square miles and number of people. Big cities have crime, that's nothing new. I appreciate the stories that Philip posts because I don't see them all and they are a good reminder to stay alert. It's important to be aware of where you are and your surroundings.

http://www.click2houston.com/news/offic ... y/26407220" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

FedX truck car jacked, female driver abducted driven around for 45 minutes then released unharmed, but without her truck.

Truck later found across the street from where her boyfriend lives.

He had been selling not released Air Jordan's that were in the truck for $325 a pair.