Device helps police track laptop stolen in W. Pa.

Levittown - State police say they charged a man with stealing a laptop computer after a monitoring device inside it led police to a southwestern Pennsylvania home where the computer was being used.Thirty-eight-year-old Chea Lamont White, whose address wasn't immediately available, was arrested on theft charges Monday at a home in Clairton, where the computer was being used.The computer had been stolen from a home in South Union Township, near Uniontown.Troopers were able to track a signal sent from the computer whenever it was used.Online court records do not list an attorney for White.___Information from: Herald-Standard, http://www.heraldstandard.com/

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