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RMT and GPS Tracking Help Recover BMW

We’ve discussed how GPS tracking devices can be of great help to people in various professions and also looked at how GPS devices can be used to recover stolen property. So it just makes sense that if your job involves recovering stolen property, you would want to rely on GPS technology. And if you were someone who was affected by a crime involving stolen property, you would want the investigator to use every tool at their disposal.

Stephen Stough of Stough International credits a GPS tracking device from Rocky Mountain Tracking with giving him the edge he needed to recover a $16,000 BMW.

Stough was able to track down the vehicle with the help of Rocky Mountain Tracking’s technical support team. If he were relying on products purchased from a different company, he may not have been able to rely on that type of assistance.

But this was a theft with a twist: this BMW has been purchased illegally using someone’s banking information. So getting this vehicle back didn’t just affect the owner, it may have also had a bearing on the credit of an innocent identity theft victim since the thief had defaulted on payments.

Rocky Mountain Tracking was founded in 2003, and our headquarters are based in Fort Collins, Colorado. NavIQ, RMT’s state-of-the art tracking solution, has become increasingly popular for fleet tracking, vehicle recovery and the tracking of people nationwide. Stop by the Rocky Mountain Tracking website today to learn more about how a GPS tracking device can help you keep tabs on your vehicle.

 
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