Digital Ally, Inc., which develops, manufactures and markets advanced law enforcement and security products, has announced that its new LaserAlly LIDAR System was found to be in compliance with IACP's performance specifications.

LaserAlly was listed on the July 30, 2010 International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Conforming Product List (CPL) for enforcement-technology equipment. This equipment is intended for use in highway-safety programs, and LaserAlly was found to be both accurate and reliable when properly operated and maintained. IACP recommends that law-enforcement agencies use this CPL as one of its criteria when purchasing enforcement-technology equipment.

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Baton Rouge, LA - Baton Rouge-based Thinkstream Inc., one of the nation's leading innovators of criminal justice and public safety technology, has announced the release of new law enforcement software that will help enhance the eyewitness identification process during criminal investigations.

Laptop Lineup is a powerful, yet easy-to-use investigative tool that allows law enforcement personnel the ability to create and display multi-person lineups with digitally stored photos directly from their web browser remotely or in the office.

1,600-nit Touchscreen and Improved Functionality Provide In-vehicle Ease-of-Use for Public Safety Professionals

Secaucus, NJ, July 29, 2010 - Panasonic Solutions Company, manufacturer of durable, reliable Panasonic Toughbook® mobile computers, today announced a new Toughbook Permanent Display Removable Computer (PDRC), which combines a vehicle-mounted display and full-functioning keyboard for heightened accessibility inside public safety vehicles. Upgrades to the PDRC include a brighter touchscreen display, improved user visibility and a reduction in connection cables.

With an integrated vehicle-mounted display and keyboard, the upgraded PDRC works seamlessly with other Toughbook mobile computers such as the Toughbook U1, H1 Field, 19 and 31. Supporting Windows 7, it provides a secure and ergonomic system for transferring mission-critical data in the field, and helps broaden the functionality of ultra-mobile devices to include activities such as writing detailed reports.

Worldscout is proud to announce the next generation of law enforcement covert trackers, the omniscout LT300. Based on the proven success of the omniscout portable tracker, the new LT300 has been designed to be compatible with your existing extended batteries and chargers.

The new units include an upgraded GPS "Active" antenna giving you even greater GPS reliability in difficult situations. This new technology has power advancements that consume less power than previous antennas.

Patented Technology, Successful Implementation of Largest ICJIS Network Fuels Louisiana Company's Nationwide Outlook

After eight years of implementation, refinement and expansion, Thinkstream is prepared to take the patented technology platform that enables the Louisiana Civil and Criminal Information Exchange (LACCIE) nationwide.

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Building on SkyTerra's record of public safety services support, LightSquared will continue developing reliable and affordable solutions using its integrated 4G-LTE satellite network. LightSquared will help solve some of the communications and pubic safety issues the United States has seen during recent national disasters, as well as provide connectivity in rural markets where there is currently no reliable wireless communications. By using satellite coverage, LightSquared can ensure constant connectivity, even if the terrestrial network is not available.

Every year Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) hosts a week-long camp for children ages 6-14, a wilderness experience for teens ages 15-20, and weekend retreats for adult children, siblings, spouses, in-laws, and parents of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. In fall of 2010, C.O.P.S. will host an inaugural affected co-workers retreat.

"C.O.P.S retreats help you see that life can get better and that moving on does not mean forgetting. C.O.P.S understands the sacrifice your officer went through and helps you keep their memory alive." - Melanie Teagan, surviving spouse of Lt. Delmar Teagan, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, End of Watch 4/13/2007

In 2009, 649 survivors attended C.O.P.S. Hands-On Programs. The average cost was $592 per person. All programs provided to the survivors by C.O.P.S. are free of charge; the price paid is already too high.

Leupold's Tactical Optics Division has named Tim O'Connor as its new Law Enforcement Sales Manager. He serves the law enforcement community with three leading sales rep groups: DeMilt Associates, LLC; National Sales & Marketing Group; and Wills & Associates Inc.

O'Connor joined Leupold in 1999 in the technical services group, rising to the rank of technical services/custom shop supervisor before becoming a product line manager in 2007. Earlier this year, O'Connor moved into the position of tactical sales and training specialist prior to being promoted to his current position.

A lifelong shooter and firearms enthusiast, O'Connor has completed numerous training courses in shotgun, rifle, and handgun operation and instruction. He holds a B.A. in secondary education from Concordia University in Portland, Ore.

SureFire suppressors continue to focus on Total Signature Reduction (TSR)

SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, have released their Mini and Micro suppressors. Both work with existing SureFire flash hider and muzzle brake suppressor adapters, but come in a significantly smaller package than previous models.

"Adding length and weight to a personal weapon system is usually an unwanted modification," says Barry Dueck, director of the SureFire Suppressor Division. "These two new suppressors were designed with that thought in mind. We're trying to reduce the user's overall signature, not just the firearms."

Advanced Outlast® Technology with temperature-regulating benefits integrated into select Point Blank ballistic systems to provide officers optimal year-round comfort and protection

Boulder, CO - July 15, 2010 - Outlast Technologies, the leader in temperature regulating technology, announced today that the newest generation of its Outlast® Adaptive Comfort® solution is now exclusively available in select NIJ .06-certified ballistic systems sold by Point Blank Body Armor and Protective Apparel Corporation of America (PACA), wholly-owned subsidiaries of Point Blank Solutions, Inc. (OTC-BB: PBSOQ). The enhanced fabric technology with thermo-regulating properties gives officers true comfort benefits within their concealable carriers, enabling them to perform optimally even under the most extreme climate conditions.

Point Blank Solutions offers the only body armor in North America with certified benefits of Outlast® technology. Specifically, the Company's premier concealable carriers, Vision® from Point Blank Body Armor and Blue SteelTM from PACA, feature the Outlast® Adaptive Comfort® micro-dernier lining to help regulate an officer's body temperature, reduce moisture and buffer against temperature swings in all environments. Based on Outlast lab results, a simulated environmental chamber test showed a 70% reduction in sweating when wearing body armor containing Outlast® technology (see graph below).