Osburn v. State

OPINION

By the Court,

Agosti, J.:

As part of a serial rape investigation, the police attached an electronic monitoring device to the bumper of Frederick Osburn’s vehicle in order to track his movements as he traveled the public streets of Las Vegas. The police did not obtain a warrant prior to attaching the device to the bumper of Osburn’s vehicle, which was parked on the street outside his residence.

Eventually, through visual surveillance, and with the aid of the electronic monitoring device, Osburn was observed committing voyeuristic activities. The police then obtained a search warrant and…