Hormann took her car to a mechanic who discovered and removed the tracking device.

FORBES: Scary Stalker Husband In The Legal Clear To Track Wife's Car

Hormann was convicted of stalking his wife and violating a Minnesota law that criminalizes surreptitious electronic monitoring of another individual, including with a tracking device.

FORBES: Scary Stalker Husband In The Legal Clear To Track Wife's Car

While his intimidating and physically abusive behavior warranted the stalking conviction, the Judge David Minge ruled that Hormann had a legal right to put a tracking device on the car because he was a partial owner.

FORBES: Scary Stalker Husband In The Legal Clear To Track Wife's Car