MANISTEE, Mich. - Police have an all-points-bulletin out for the man who
sold them a computer program they say is eating up their
case records. The program, called Crime Tracker, was billed as a way for
police to keep track of cases and was sold to around 25
police departments across Michigan. The Manistee County sheriff's office
estimates it has lost four year's worth of data, and other
departments are having similar problems. To top it off, the software
maker has vanished. The man used to live in Battle Creek and is
believed to be in Australia. Attempts to reach him have failed.
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