Alaska airport employee, Dustin Madden, 40, arrested for allegedly stalking fellow staff members using GPS tracking devices, 2022-2025.

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Alaska airport employee arrested for allegedly stalking fellow staff members using GPS tracking devices: DOT

An employee at an Alaska airport has been arrested for allegedly stalking fellow staff members by placing GPS tracking devices underneath their vehicles, officials said.

abcnews.go.com

''Dustin Madden, a 40-year-old airport operations specialist at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, was arraigned on Thursday afternoon "in connection with an investigation involving unauthorized GPS tracking devices placed on employees' personal vehicles," the Alaska DOT said in a press release on Thursday.

Officials said Madden's arrest follows "multiple reports" from airport staff members who "discovered GPS trackers on their personal vehicles while parked in the airport's employee parking lot."

'Madden was charged with four misdemeanor counts of stalking and one felony count of tampering with evidence, but officials said "further charges may be forthcoming." Two of the stalking incidents known by officials occurred in July, with a third in 2024 and a fourth in 2022, according to court records.''

 

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Airport worker accused of monitoring women with GPS trackers faces stalking charges

An airport operations employee in Alaska has been charged in connection with a vehicle tracking investigation.

www.kwch.com

''Charging documents said that Madden admitted to placing GPS devices — specifically model 54 trackers from the company LandAirSea — on at least six women’s vehicles.

Those who found the tracking devices said they were inside plastic bags, often along with items like hats and dog shock collars.

In total, investigators identified 14 tracking devices linked to Madden, with GPS logs showing he monitored the women’s locations, residences and workplaces.

Authorities said Madden told them he was curious about the women’s driving habits and admitted to placing the devices while they were at work.''

 

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If he is found guilty, wouldn’t that be funny if the made him wear a tracking device?