Software technology provider COPsync, Inc. announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office to install its real-time data collection and information sharing software in the county’s patrol vehicles. The contract will cover 48-months and is valued at approximately $340,000.

COPsync’s software assists working officers in a variety of duties via the touch of a button. In addition to real-time information sharing capabilities, the software includes data collection user interfaces designed by law enforcement officers to efficiently expedite the paperwork process. The COPsync software is the first and only integrated software product that provides a real-time, in-car, nationwide information-sharing network for law enforcement officers. The user can immediately identify criminals, communicate with other officers, and access life saving and mission critical information. The company’s innovative technology allows for efficiency and accuracy.

COPsync CEO Russell Chaney commented, “We are pleased to welcome Tom Green County to

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Writing in the Moscow Times, Vadim Klyuvgant, the lead trial lawyer in the Khodorkovsky case, points out that as long as there are cases of abuse like those of Antonio Valdez-Garcia and Vasily Aleksanyan, the plea bargain changes to Russia's criminal justice system won't get very far.

How should we interpret this new law on plea bargaining? Is it a step toward the strengthening of the rule of law and more humane legislation? Will it help law enforcement officers prosecute dangerous criminals -- in particular leaders of organized crime syndicates -- even if it means manipulating plea-bargaining agreements and tricking defendants into informing on other people? I concede that the State Duma deputies who voted for the law naively had these goals in mind. However, the new plea-bargaining law will inevitably be associated with disgraceful, corrupt and politically driven crimes, the desire to "expose" high-profile crimes at any price,

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Today, COPsync, Inc., a software technology provider to law enforcement and emergency service professionals, announced that it has engaged the ken Group, LLC, a veteran-owned small business, to help market, sell, and implement its law enforcement information sharing software. The ken Group team will target the public safety market, including law enforcement and homeland security partners.

“We believe COPsync products will dramatically improve the interoperability and effectiveness of law enforcement officers throughout the United States,” stated Senior Partner of The ken Group, Ken Kropkowski. “My partners and I are proud and inspired to be assisting the national roll-out of COPsync’s technology.”

COPsync CEO Russell Chaney commented, “We are pleased to begin working with The ken Group. Through this partner relationship, and our other current and future partner relationships, we are anticipating a successful national rollout of our information sharing technology.”

According to the press release, the COPsync software exceeds the

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Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination (BSTI.PK), maker of high-intensity light products for government and self-defense use, is in an enviable position. Their product line has managed to successfully address a variety of problems that limit their competitors.

Brite-Strike, based in Massachusetts, produces a unique set of tactical LED light products which are being used by professionals and consumers to protect themselves and gain the upper hand against would-be attackers. Brite-Strike’s primary product is a hand-held flashlight that uses the latest Luxeon™ LED and EMP chip technology to generate an output 15 times brighter than any other hand-held light in the world. The consumer version is less powerful, and less expensive, than that used by professionals, but both configurations have a number of advantages over other self-defense products.

First of all, they are easier and safer to use, and are therefore less restricted. Tasers are illegal

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Sometimes in the business world, people get caught up in the chase for the almighty dollar. The public needs to focus on their future, the future of their family and their own well-being. Money is critical. In our dash for cash, we often lose sight of heroes. Who they are and who should we aspire to be like. Recently, one man has become a leader in the business world who should be a hero to us all. That man is Glenn Bushee.

Bushee is the Founder and President of Brite-Strike Technologies. For those who are savvy in the penny stock business world, you probably know that Brite-Strike is an up and coming company. The company has gained national recognition for the creation of the Tactical Blue Dot Patrol Officer, which is used to help protect law

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With an estimated 800,000 full-time law enforcement officers employed in the United States, according to the most recent survey by the U.S. Department of Justice, these officers usually carry non-lethal weapons such as a flashlight, baton, and pepper spray. It is crucial that these brave law enforcement officers are equipped with the best and most advanced tactical products available. Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. is a relatively new tactical weaponry company developing advanced self-protection products for not only police officers, but government agencies, the military, and citizens.

Brite-Strike’s Tactical Blue Dot Series incorporates all the feature that a patrol officer needs to fulfill his/her needs. Based on Phillip’s LUXEON technology, the Tactical Blue Dot Series generates 10 to 15 times more lumens (a measurement of light) compared to the standard household flashlight. Designed as a flashlight initially, the Blue Dot Series has

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