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|    tye.roark772@gmail.com to All    |
|    Re: Remove GPS Ankle Bracelet    |
|    14 Apr 18 12:54:19    |
      So I'm on the gps scram. Last week I had gotten a warrant from probation and I       went to turn myself in. My feild officer meet me at the jail and removed my       braclet until I got out to get it back on. I was surprised when I seen that       all she did to remove        it was take a flathead and pop it open. No alarm or vibration had happened.        So removal is easy and to put it back on obviously just latch it closed.               I noticed when I woke up to use the restroom this morning my monitor was       blinking red meanong battery was low. Well i went back to sleep instead of       charging and when I woke up no light. So it must have died while I was sleep.               My question is, while dead if I removed it and adjusted the band, would they       be notified? I would put it back on of course before charging. So it would be       no different then if the field officer took it off and put it back on but the       battery would be dead.        Then I'd charge it. So if notified would it be somehow immediate or once       powered back on. And if they were notifed once back on would they know the       bracket was removed and then reattached.              With no power I would think that it could not possibly be aware of itself       being removed and put back on. My field officer would just see that bracket       was dead and tell me to charge it. When I plug it in how could the f.o. see       that the bracelet was taken        off and put back on while battery was dead.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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