[quiksi]

edited per request

[Arben72]

Tracking the system in his bmw? I wonder if they can do that legally here in the states. But other than that I really don't think this personal matter should be discussed on the forum.

[AndreyT]

Originally Posted by Arben72

I wonder if they can do that legally here in the states.

I wonder how one can possibly "wonder" about it, when even 8-year-olds in USA heard about massive number of cases about US drivers discovering GPS tracking devices covertly installed under their cars without warrant. This is all over the news. If I remember correctly, in 2012 the Supreme Court ruled that a warrant is required. (Not that any serious enforcement authority of the US regime really cares about any Supreme Court decisions, besides, probably, ordinary city police.)

[NemesisX]

He drives an M3 and he's getting violent over something as meager as 3000 euros?

Anyways, I hope the friend received swift medical attention and is doing O.K.

[US///M3]

M3 drivers have no friends.

[RambleJ]

Originally Posted by US///M3

M3 drivers have no friends.

HAHAHA!!

[TrevorM3]

ruh-roh had me dying. lmao

[miiipilot]

"Dumbass!" <in the Red Forman voice>

Good riddence.

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by AndreyT

I wonder how one can possibly "wonder" about it, when even 8-year-olds in USA heard about massive number of cases about US drivers discovering GPS tracking devices covertly installed under their cars without warrant. This is all over the news. If I remember correctly, in 2012 the Supreme Court ruled that a warrant is required. (Not that any serious enforcement authority of the US regime really cares about any Supreme Court decisions, besides, probably, ordinary city police.)

In this case they did not put a tracking device they use the internal BMW assist system that comes in ever car. Yes they can legal use this to find someone as long as they have a court order. Police in the US have use the OnStar systems to local a person they were looking for.