A recent ruling by the US Supreme Court has implications for law enforcement's access to cell phone location data. The court determined that using a certain type of order to capture this data is considered a search under the Fourth Amendment. This decision affects how police can obtain location information from cell phones, particularly in cases involving suspects.

The ruling suggests that police must now have a judicial order to access this data. Further details on this ruling and its implications can be found through KVIA ABC-7's source, which provides more information on the Supreme Court's decision and its potential impact on law enforcement practices.