Multiple Arrests in Stolen Vehicle Recoveries Across Missouri, Michigan, Alabama

Multiple incidents involving stolen vehicles have led to arrests across several states. In Pettis County, Missouri, Michael T. Muldoon was arrested after a high-speed chase reaching speeds of 100 mph; he admitted to using methamphetamine and discarded some during the pursuit. In Monroe County, Michigan, a 35-year-old Toledo man was apprehended after his stolen 2008 Nissan was tracked via GPS into Michigan, resulting in a felony stop at a gas station without incident, while his 28-year-old female passenger was released. In Scottsboro, Alabama, Jesse Glenn Ferrell was arrested after police used a license plate reader to locate a stolen 2015 Volkswagen Passat, which he had taken on a test drive but failed to return. These cases highlight law enforcement's increasing use of technology like GPS tracking and license plate readers to recover stolen vehicles and apprehend suspects efficiently.