BERLIN, N.H. – Police say a GPS tracking application on a stolen cell phone helped them apprehend suspects accused in a rash of thefts from parked vehicles in New Hampshire.
State police say a hiker reported that a cell phone had been stolen from a vehicle parked near a trail.
The victim was able to log on to his free GPS application on a police laptop computer and track the phone to Berlin.
State police then used the GPS system to direct Berlin police to the site, where they found a group of about 12 juveniles.
With help from a U.S. Forest Service special agent, police identified four suspects.
Police say most of the stolen property was recovered and the four teens admitted to stealing the items or receiving them.
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