Vermont man stalked woman by secretly placing AirTag behind license plates: Police

A man in Vermont was charged after he allegedly stalked a woman using an Apple AirTag.

The Vermont State Police said that Alan Bjerke, 62, allegedly placed an AirTag behind the license plate of a woman’s car.

Officials say that Bjerke placed the AirTag in an attempt to lawfully take possession of the car because of a debt payment.

However, police said that the man didn’t have authorization or a warrant to track the woman’s location.

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Bjerke was charged with stalking on Tuesday.

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According to WCAX, Bjerke previously pleaded no contest to separate charges in 2006 after he allegedly used his cell phone to take a picture of a woman who was partially nude at a tanning salon.

He will face a Washington County Superior Court judge in June.