Industry news, policy changes, and regulatory updates in electronic monitoring
Matthew McDonald, a Pennsylvania man recently released from a decade-long prison sentence for robbery, vanished on March 9, 2023, after reportedly remov...
The global challenge of prison overcrowding continues to strain national budgets and correctional systems, pushing lawmakers to seek innovative solutions.
On March 4, 2026, Brian Da Costa, identified by authorities as an alleged drug trafficker at the heart of a sweeping organized crime and police corrupti...
In Stark County, Ohio, a pervasive scam campaign is actively preying on residents, exploiting their concern for incarcerated loved ones and their lack o...
With its facilities designed to house approximately 1,500 individuals, the Fulton County Jail in Georgia currently grapples with an inmate population so...
Bryan Betancur, a 28-year-old from Silver Spring, Maryland, faces new assault and battery charges following an alleged incident on a Washington D.
Bryan Betancur, a 28-year-old Maryland man with a documented history of electronic monitoring and involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, is n...
Electronic monitoring serves as a common alternative to pre-trial detention, allowing defendants to remain in their communities while awaiting trial.
One Sunday morning in early February, inside Manhattan’s Saint Peter’s Church, German Galvez sat with his seven-year-old son, Sergio, seeking legal counsel.
Electronic monitoring (EM) devices, commonly known as ankle monitors or GPS ankle bracelets, have become a staple in community supervision programs worl...
In Manheim Township, Pennsylvania, police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in multiple vehicle thefts.
North Dakota’s Emergency Commission recently greenlit a significant funding increase – $105,000 – to broaden its electronic monitoring capabilities.