13 Times The Police Used Google Maps To Crack The Case

It is often said that the police are the last line of defense against crime, but what if they had an even bigger and more powerful ally? A tool that could help them solve cases faster and more efficiently? 

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No, not Batman, or the Justice League, or the Avengers. We're talking about Google Maps. This remarkable technology has revolutionized the way police investigate and crack cases, allowing them to get to the bottom of even the most complex cases. From finding missing persons to apprehending suspects, Google Maps has been a game changer for law enforcement. In this list, we take a look at 13 times the police used Google Maps to crack the case. From geofence warrants to using satellite images, these stories show just how powerful Google Maps can be in helping police solve crimes. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be amazed by these incredible stories of justice served.

Man hoards 500 stolen bikes.

News 18 

Suspect exonerated... by Google.

NBC 

Robbers caught on Google Street View.

CNET 

Suspect caught with Google Maps.

WISTV 

White top, not-so-white lies.

Express 

Police turn to Google Maps for crime-solving.

NBC 

Google Maps saves the day.

BBC 

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