Putting a GPS tracking device on someones car is legal?

Gabler continued to investigate Miller, even after his client stopped paying him and dropped the case. The private investigator went through her trash, videotaped the Miller home and placed a GPS tracking device on Miller’s car, all actions Gabler insists are legal and in no way invading the district attorney’s privacy.

The private investigator said in a previous interview the underlying issue is not underage drinking or neighborhood complaints, but the integrity of the district attorney’s office.

“I’ve been in this business for 17 years, and a district attorney has got to be credible and has got to tell the truth,” Gabler said. “This is fundamental to the office of district attorney. When you have someone who is using their office as a public platform to call neighbors liars and then lying herself, it does serious injury to the public good.”

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