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[[File:Dd213_1406-1-.jpg|thumb|left|250px|[[Turk Barrett]] showing [[Karen Page]] his monitor]] |
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Released from his sentense on parole, [[Turk Barrett]] was equipped with the ankle monitor to keep track on him. However, Barrett managed to disable the device, so he was able to live his apartment and return to his criminal life. When Barrett and other civilians were kidnapped by the [[Hand]], [[Karen Page]] suggested to activate the device again, so the [[New York City Police Department]] could find them, to which Barrett reluctantly agreed, after [[Tyler (Hand)|Tyler]] murdered [[Jerry (Veteran)|Jerry]].<ref>''[[A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen|Daredevil: 2.13: A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen]]''</ref> |
Released from his sentense on parole, [[Turk Barrett]] was equipped with the ankle monitor to keep track on him. However, Barrett managed to disable the device, so he was able to live his apartment and return to his criminal life. When Barrett and other civilians were kidnapped by the [[Hand]], [[Karen Page]] suggested to activate the device again, so the [[New York City Police Department]] could find them, to which Barrett reluctantly agreed, after [[Tyler (Hand)|Tyler]] murdered [[Jerry (Veteran)|Jerry]].<ref>''[[A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen|Daredevil: 2.13: A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen]]''</ref> |
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===Tracking Avengers=== |
===Tracking Avengers=== |
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[[File:Barton's ankel monitor.png|thumb|250px|[[Clint Barton]] wearing his ankle monitor]] |
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{{Quote|As far as your [[FBI|nanny cops]] know, you're still at [[Scott Lang's House|home]].|[[Hope van Dyne]] to [[Scott Lang]]|Ant-Man and the Wasp}} |
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Due to the violation of the [[Sokovia Accords]], several [[Avengers]] were arrested and imprisoned inside the [[Raft]]. [[Clint Barton]] and [[Scott Lang]] decided to cut a deal with a government so they could return to their families. The authorities equipped both of them with monitors and appointed the [[FBI]] to keep track on them.<ref>''[[Avengers: Endgame]]''</ref> |
Due to the violation of the [[Sokovia Accords]], several [[Avengers]] were arrested and imprisoned inside the [[Raft]]. [[Clint Barton]] and [[Scott Lang]] decided to cut a deal with a government so they could return to their families. The authorities equipped both of them with monitors and appointed the [[FBI]] to keep track on them.<ref>''[[Avengers: Endgame]]''</ref> |
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Despite several attempts to catch Lang outside of the house, Woo found him inside with the monitor. As Lang's house arrest concluded, Woo ordered [[Burleigh]] to remove the monitor from Lang's ankle and release him.<ref>''[[Ant-Man and the Wasp]]''</ref> |
Despite several attempts to catch Lang outside of the house, Woo found him inside with the monitor. As Lang's house arrest concluded, Woo ordered [[Burleigh]] to remove the monitor from Lang's ankle and release him.<ref>''[[Ant-Man and the Wasp]]''</ref> |
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==Apperances== |
==Apperances== |
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Revision as of 13:07, 17 October 2019
Ankle Monitors are devices used by the intelligence agencies to keep track of criminals or any other potentially dangerous individuals.
History
Tracking Turk Barrett
- "That means they know you're here."
"I might have tampered with it a bit."
"What?"
"A boy's gotta get out once in a while, you know what I mean?"
"Put it on. Turn it back on." - ―Karen Page and Turk Barrett[src]
Turk Barrett showing Karen Page his monitor
Released from his sentense on parole, Turk Barrett was equipped with the ankle monitor to keep track on him. However, Barrett managed to disable the device, so he was able to live his apartment and return to his criminal life. When Barrett and other civilians were kidnapped by the Hand, Karen Page suggested to activate the device again, so the New York City Police Department could find them, to which Barrett reluctantly agreed, after Tyler murdered Jerry.[1]
Tracking Wilson Fisk
During his imprisonment at the Presidential Hotel, the FBI equipped Wilson Fisk with a monitor to make sure that he would not leave his suite.[2] However, Fisk managed to manipulate several FBI agents, including Tammy Hattley, so they would remove the tracker which allowed Fisk to keep his plans in motion.[3]
Tracking Avengers
Clint Barton wearing his ankle monitor
- "As far as your nanny cops know, you're still at home."
- ―Hope van Dyne to Scott Lang[src]
Due to the violation of the Sokovia Accords, several Avengers were arrested and imprisoned inside the Raft. Clint Barton and Scott Lang decided to cut a deal with a government so they could return to their families. The authorities equipped both of them with monitors and appointed the FBI to keep track on them.[4]
Scott Lang dealing with an ankle monitor
Prior to end of his house arrest, Lang accidently got his leg outside of the house perimeter, so the device informed the FBI about the escape attempt. Jimmy Woo and a group of agents arrived at the house to search the place, although Lang had no motives to escape. Later, Hope van Dyne took Lang away from his house and put a monitor on giant ant to trick the FBI that he was still at home.
Burleigh removing Scott Lang's ankle monitor
Despite several attempts to catch Lang outside of the house, Woo found him inside with the monitor. As Lang's house arrest concluded, Woo ordered Burleigh to remove the monitor from Lang's ankle and release him.[5]
Apperances
In chronological order:
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