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Cops use pacemaker data to charge man with arson, insurance fraud

Ross Compton, 59, was arrested after a house fire in Middletown, Ohio, in September 2016. Police used data from Comptons electronic heart device as evidence against him. The Fifth Amendment protects a person from being forced to incriminate themselves. Could police have indicted Compton without using the data from his pacemaker against him? Can a person plead the Fifth when it comes to self-incriminating data collected from their medical device? Do you think? Share your thoughts?”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3162740/cops-use-pacemaker-data-as-evidence-to-charge-homeowner-with-arson-insurance-fraud.html

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