Saskatoon Police investigate GPS tracking, 10 victims identified

Saskatoon Police say there are 10 victims in an ongoing investigation after GPS trackers were found on vehicles.

According to authorities some the victims share the same vehicle.

Forty-six-year old Marty Schira from Saskatoon is facing 36 charges:

• 9  counts of harassment
• 6  counts of mischief
• 9  counts of intimidation
• 6  counts of fraudulent concealment of a computer system
• 6 counts of fraudulent use of a computer system

Police said there are more charges pending for Schira and as the investigation continues the number of trackers found changes.

Officers believe more trackers are yet to be found and urge anyone who finds one on their vehicle to contact the Saskatoon Police Service.

“The trackers are typically wrapped in black tape and placed inside the fender of the vehicle,” police said in a previous statement.

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“If you discover a GPS tracker on your vehicle, investigators ask that you do not remove or alter the device. Instead, please attend to SPS Headquarters with that vehicle and tracker intact to file a report.”

Schira is set to appear in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Wednesday, Feb. 5 for a bail hearing.