An Act relative to GPS tampering

This bill amends Massachusetts law to make it a felony to remove or destroy a GPS tracking device without a court order or a valid reason to prevent greater harm. The legislation directly affects individuals who might interfere with GPS trackers, such as those monitoring vehicles or persons, by establishing a mandatory minimum prison sentence of two years for such actions. By adding this specific paragraph to an existing chapter, the law clarifies the legal consequences of tampering with these devices and ensures that only a judge can authorize their removal.