At the time, in a letter to the Dutch Parliament, the Ministry of Justice said it was monitoring around 700 suspects per day (450 of which went dark because of the mobile network outage).https://t.co/Zc6sNZC21O pic.twitter.com/vp0LjcFEFv

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) May 10, 2019

The issue was fixed later in the day, on Thursday; however, the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security had to step in and preemptively arrest and jail some of its most high-risk suspects. https://t.co/MJdC6sqlQ7

— Chris Wysopal (@WeldPond) May 10, 2019

Software Update Caused Hundreds of Police Ankle Monitors to Go Dark https://t.co/AVvXKAftR8 via @gizmodo

— Cheryl (@CherylMorrisW) May 11, 2019

Software update crashes police ankle monitors in the Netherlands https://t.co/pLYkZhEEnY

— Ɠҽҽҟղìҟ (•̪̀●́) Ꝉąҍʂ (@geeknik) May 11, 2019

The issue was fixed later in the day, on Thursday; however, the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security had to step in and preemptively arrest and jail some of its most high-risk suspects. https://t.co/MJdC6sqlQ7

— Chris Wysopal (@WeldPond) May 10, 2019

Software update crashes police ankle monitors in the Netherlands | ZDNet https://t.co/iQkmjqhSGe@ChuckDBrooks @BentleyAudrey @JohnMaynardCPA @gvalan @mclynd @DrJDrooghaag @m49D4ch3lly @AlaricAloor @mirko_ross

— Philippe Vynckier (@PVynckier) May 11, 2019

Software update crashes police ankle monitors in the Netherlands https://t.co/dd0h8vmwzx by @campuscodi

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) May 10, 2019

System is now up, but police had to step in and arrest some high-risk suspects, out of precaution. The rest were asked to check in with officers and with police stations.https://t.co/Zc6sNZC21O pic.twitter.com/m9PiQ7lP3L

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) May 10, 2019