Burglar Sentenced to 10 Years ; Riverside Man Was Tracked Through Gps Device He Wore.
Dayton Daily News › July 15, 2009
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TROY -- A Riverside man arrested for burglaries in Miami County after a global positioning device he wore pinpointed his whereabouts -- was sentenced Tuesday, July 14, to 10 years in prison.
James Wombles, 38, was indicted in February 2008 in the first sheriff's office case using GPS technology and data from an ankle device to link a person to a crime.See the full content of this document
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Burglar Sentenced to 10 Years ; Riverside Man Was Tracked Through Gps Device He Wore.
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