This discovery was pivotal, as the unauthorized placement of a tracking device constitutes an additional offense, strengthening the aggravated stalking charge. According to the police report - quoted by Local 10 - upon being informed of the charges, Peña responded sarcastically, "Is this what I get for knocking on someone's door?" Charges and Potential Legal ConsequencesGabriel Peña now faces charges of aggravated stalking, unauthorized installation of a tracking device, and trespassing. Under Florida law, aggravated stalking is classified as a third-degree felony. Peña's actions—following the victim, showing up unannounced at their home, and placing a tracker—heighten the severity of the case, justifying the aggravated stalking charge.