Wisconsin Woman Accused of Using Apple AirTag to Violate Restraining Order and Track Ex-Boyfriend’s Cars

The article you provided reports that a woman from Wisconsin named Amanda Rasmuson has been accused of using an Apple AirTag to track her former boyfriend in violation of a restraining order against him. The incident came to light when the victim, who is also subjected to the same injunction until August 2026, reported finding two tracking devices on vehicles belonging to both herself and Rasmuson’s ex-boyfriend. Police were able to connect Rasmuson as a suspect after investigating further into these reports. During an interview with authorities, she initially denied any involvement but later confessed that her intention behind planting the AirTag was to follow the locations of the cars driven by both parties so she could be in proximity and provoke anger from the victim. Rasmuson appeared before a court on April 26th where bail for $500 was set, as reported by FOX6 Milwaukee.