Man charged with using an electronic device to keep track of a woman
MIDDLEBURG – A 39-year-old man was arrested for attaching a tracking device to his estranged wife’s car without her knowledge or permission. Dwayne Dustin Padgett, 39, of Middleburg, was pulled …
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Man charged with using an electronic device to keep track of a woman
MIDDLEBURG – A 39-year-old man was arrested for attaching a tracking device to his estranged wife’s car without her knowledge or permission.
Dwayne Dustin Padgett, 39, of Middleburg, was pulled over on Dec. 14 after a Clay County Sheriff’s Office deputy was alerted the owner of a truck traveling on Old Jennings Road had an outstanding warrant for installing a tracking device without permission. According to court records, the device was detected on May 12. Padgett’s wife filed for divorce on Aug. 24.
Padgett was released on his recognizance.
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