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From: Harry S Robins <stanleyrobins@nothere.uk>
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Subject: Re: How will the police find me.
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I have been using SPOT which does what you want, for a fee.
https://www.findmespot.com/en-us/about-spot/company-info 

It works everywhere on the globe as a small device similar to a ship
beacon. Your location is set to the Google map that SPOT will maintain for
every subscriber. SPOT can be set to transmit your location at intervals.

It can be set to send a message via text when you turn it on where that
message can have the tracking URL where people can then watch your
progress.

The subscription allows it to send a text to any phone world wide.

The beacon has an SOS button which activates the worldwide beacon system
used for aircraft and ships with an automated distress message & location. 

The service will notify local rescue groups (local police usually).