Hi Dave,

I apologize for my delayed response- I hope it's still helpful. 

The client should call her local police department and request they sweep the car for any detectable GPS tracking devices.  Typically the department will make an appointment for her to come into the station and offer the service free of charge.  She can also request they check her phone, as location apps are often downloaded there without clients' knowledge, which could be another way her soon-to-be-ex is tracking her.  If she receives any push back from the police department, please let me know as the Coalition would be interested in advocating for law enforcement to provide that service.

Also, if she would like a domestic violence advocate to safety plan with her, as stalking victims/survivors are often at higher safety risk, she can contact her local domestic violence agency.  I attached NJCEDV's Guide to Services which lists the contact information for local domestic violence agencies in all 21 counties.

Please let me know if I can offer additional support.

Best,

Deanna

Deanna Dyer, Esq. | Staff Attorney

1670 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Rd
Trenton, NJ  08690-3541

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