IRVINE, Calif., Aug. 25, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- "With national security an omnipresent concern, it appears that often the only difference between local law enforcement activity and anti-terrorism efforts is simply the motivation of the attacker," stated SmallCap Sentinel analyst, D.R. Clark. "Sadly, in many ways the two areas of concern have fused and officers must have tools that provide an enhanced level of defense for both."
An informational report titled "Homeland Defense and the Market" is available at www.SmallCapSentinel.com
The report will detail the rise of Homeland Defense as a growth industry and will discuss domestic based law enforcement companies with security applications presently or potentially valuable in Homeland Defense such as Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation (AMEX:SWB), ChoicePoint Inc. (NYSE:CPS), Paradigm Tactical Products, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PDGT), and Mace Security International, Inc. (Nasdaq:MACE).
Paradigm Tactical Products is a leading provider for solutions to the corrections, law enforcement, military and security industries and comes to market with its innovative hand-worn metal detector to help officials more accurately and safely search suspects.
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