> ## Police: GPS device used to stalk woman

> Tuesday, December 31, 2002 Posted: 1551 GMT

> KENOSHA, Wisconsin (AP) -- A man was charged Monday with stalking his former live-in girlfriend with help from a high-tech homing device placed under the hood of her car.

> Paul Seidler, 42, was arrested during the weekend. On Monday, he was charged with stalking, burglary, second-degree reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct, and ordered held on $50,000 bail.

> According to a criminal complaint, Connie Adams asked Seidler to move out of her apartment October 25 after a three-year relationship. Prosecutors say he immediately began following her, including when she ran errands and went to work.

> ### Found under hood

> Investigators checked under the hood of Adams' vehicle and found a Global Positioning System that uses satellite and digital cellular technology to pinpoint a target's location.

> Seidler's attorney did not return a telephone call Monday seeking comment.

> A preliminary hearing was set Jan. 8.

> Copyright 2002 The Associated Press.