A tracking device likely used on many cars in San Diego helped Pennsylvania police track down the man whose brazen kidnapping was caught on camera.
off a Philadelphia street on Sunday, she was seen being dragged into a Ford Taurus.
Brian Mackey, owner of Mike's Wholesale Inc. in El Cajon, says most businesses like his put tracking devices in cars these days. “From the get-go, it makes customers aware that there is a possibility that they'll lose their car. Plus it gives us the security to finance people with bad credit,” said Mackey.
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