NewsTelemundo 51 Miami – MainAugust 12, 2026Miami-Dade
Miami man jailed for alleged probation violation involving GPS tracking of ex-partner
Alfredo Javier Cedeño has been taken into custody following allegations that he violated his probation conditions by entering an area restricted by a court order. The violation was flagged after his own electronic monitoring device recorded him passing through his ex-partner's neighborhood in July 2026.
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The case highlights how electronic monitoring technology is used to enforce court-ordered stay-away mandates in domestic violence cases, with a potential 30-day jail sentence pending a judicial review of the violation.
Key Facts
- Alfredo Javier Cedeño was arrested in 2025 for allegedly placing a GPS device on his ex-partner's car without authorization.
- A court previously ordered Cedeño to maintain distance from and have no contact with the victim.
- In July 2026, Cedeño's own electronic monitoring device recorded him passing through the victim's residential area.
- Cedeño claims he was working as an Uber driver and was transporting a passenger through the area at the time.
- A passenger confirmed being transported by Cedeño to that area, though could not verify the exact time.
- Authorities requested an arrest warrant based on the potential violation of probation conditions.
- The department has recommended a 30-day jail sentence if the judge confirms the violation occurred.
- Evidence in the case file includes surveillance videos and messages sent after the relationship ended.