DFW Airport Police Use GPS To Battle Theft

- Feb 27, 2012 7:57 pm

DFW Airport police have used GPS technology to trace stolen iPads, cell phones and other devices to a TSA employee and a third-party company staffter who cleans airplanes after they land.

Tags: gps, security

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