Lawmakers: ODRC decision to not track convicted rapist with GPS "unacceptable"

COLUMBUS (WBNS) -- Two state lawmakers say they are "shocked" and "appalled" by the findings of a 10 Investigates special report that uncovered why the state of Ohio decided not to place a GPS ankle monitor on convicted rapist Anthony Pardon, despite an order from a Georgia judge.Anthony Pardon was arrested in February on charges of kidnapping, rape and murder for the death of 24-year old Rachael Anderson, who Columbus police say was tortured and died in Columbus apartment.Pardon has pleaded not