According to an audit conducted by the Los Angeles County probation department one in every four GPS devices used to track serious criminals released in the county is faulty. The Times obtained the results of the audit through a public records request.
Sentinel contended that the majority of the problems with their GPS tracking devices were caused by untrained probation officers and felons who had failed to follow directions.
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