Wisconsin man charged with using GPS device to track ex-girlfriend
03/09/2020 11:12 am PDT
via WITI:
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WITI) -- Prosecutors have accused a West Salem man of using a GPS device to track his ex-girlfriend.
The La Crosse Tribune reports that 41-year-old Matthew Robinson was charged Thursday with stalking, misuse of a GPS device, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct.
According to court documents, the ex-girlfriend called police after Robinson started messaging her about her vehicle's location and showed up at her friend's house March 3 in Blair when he shouldn't have known where she was. The woman searched her vehicle and found a GPS unit in the spare tire compartment.
Police found the shipping package for the GPS device in Robinson's vehicle, along with a receipt with his address, email address and cellphone number.
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