CALVERTON, N.Y., Dec. 16, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- AdZone Research, Inc. (OTCBB:ADZR) today reported that its recently launched Online Predator Profiling System (OPPS) is now operational and in use by three Northern Virginia county police departments, including the Fairfax and Arlington County Police Departments and the Loudon County Sheriff's Office. These represent some of the fastest growing counties in the U.S., and are suburbs of Washington, D.C.
"The Fairfax County Police Department's efforts have been well-documented recently on both Dateline NBC and MSNBC, and a follow-up program on Dateline NBC is scheduled for this evening," said John A. Cardona, President and COO of AdZone.
"We are especially proud of the quick turnaround involving Fairfax County," said Cardona. "AdZone met with Lt. Jake Jacoby of the Fairfax County Police Department to demonstrate its new Online Predator Profiling System and explain the 'OPPS for Cops Community Sponsorship Program.' Less than two weeks later, AdZone had a sponsor, delivered the license, and had Fairfax County up and running."
Cardona said the cost is $999 for an investigator for one year, but the jurisdiction that wants it does not necessarily have to buy it. Citizens and businesses who want to donate the system to a local law enforcement agency, as was done in the case of Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, can go to http://www.adzoneinteractive.com/OPS/index.html to download appropriate forms.
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