US man found guilty of using Apple AirTag to stalk ex on her way home


A Leavenworth officer later located the AirTag near the woman’s spare tire. Records from Apple showed the AirTag belonged to Barber. — Photo by Onur Binay on Unsplash

A 33-year-old man was found guilty Tuesday in Leavenworth County court of stalking his ex using an Apple AirTag.

Aaron Lee Barber was charged with one count of stalking in June. On Tuesday, a jury found him guilty in a one-day trial, said Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson in a news release.

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