05/19/2026
📍 Bradenton, FL – Wake-Up Call
A Sarasota man was just convicted of a third-degree felony for placing an AirTag on a woman’s car he didn’t own.
In Florida, attaching any GPS tracker (AirTag, Tile, etc.) to a vehicle without consent is illegal — and easily caught.
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Full story: https://www.bradentonpd.com/newsreleases/conviction-in-illegal-airtag-case
May 12, 2026 Case #: 2025-001355 Steven Colon, Sr., of Sarasota, has been convicted of Installation or Use of a Tracking Device (Apple AirTag). In Florida, using a tracking device to determine the location or movement of another person without consent is a third-degree felony. Colon, Sr., 57,