I would summize that any “object” attached to you or a piece of property in your posession could be removed without penalty...
But if you do so, know that whomever “is” watching and tracking you will know you did so, and you may just get that “knock on yer door”...
And if they are really watching you, there will be more than just a GPS tracker device somewhere around you...
Not that I am inciting paranoia or anything...;-)
I would summize that any “object” attached to you or a piece of property in your posession could be removed without penalty...I can think of one obvious exception: if your vehicle gets "booted". Better not try removing that device on your own.
I went into traffic court once to try to argue against a parking ticket I got (in Washington DC) and while I was waiting my turn I witnessed the case of a girl who had $3000 in unpaid parking tickets (!) and also was charged with trying to remove the boot on her car.
Her defense: "It wasn't me, it was my boyfriend."