US EditionSanta Fe Will Implement Electronic Ankle Monitors to Prevent Acts of Gender-Based Violence
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The governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, announced the implementation of ankle monitors to prevent gender-based violence in the province. The devices will be worn by reported aggressors and will alert the police if the accused violates a restraining order. The victim will also receive a tracker, similar to a cell phone, which will notify her if she is at home or traveling outside her home and the aggressor is nearby, allowing her to take m…
The Santa Fe government implements dual electronic anklets to protect victims of gender-based violence and monitor attackers in real time via GPS. This system replaces the panic button and offers more direct and effective control. Governor Maximiliano Pullaro led the presentation act, accompanied by the Minister of Justice and Security, Pablo Cococcioni; the Minister of Equality and Human Development, Victoria Tejeda; and the Attorney General of…
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