LOJACK INSTALLED IN PATROL CARS

Lt. Earl Gifford, Capt. Neil Ingenito, Randy Edwards, and Anthony Del Guercio, of the LoJack Corporation.

DATE/TIME: June 15, 2007 10:00 AM

LOCATION: Township of Ocean Police Headquarters

NARRATIVE
     The Township of Ocean Police Department announces the installation of LoJack Corporation’s Police Tracking Computers in it’s patrol fleet. The units were donated and installed by LoJack, enhancing the Stolen Vehicle Recovery Network in the area.
     The LoJack Police Tracking Computer is installed in law enforcement vehicles and is designed to receive silent signals emitted from small radio transceivers hidden in LoJack equipped vehicles. Law enforcement vehicles with the Police Tracking Computer follow these signals, which lead police to the stolen vehicle.
     Officers of the department received training in the use of the units from LoJack, which included classroom and live tracking with the units installed in the patrol vehicles.
     The LoJack system is operated statewide in New Jersey, and operates in 26 states throughout the United States, the District of Columbia, and 28 countries throughout the world.
Lt. Earl Gifford, Capt. Neil Ingenito, Randy Edwards, and Anthony Del Guercio, of the LoJack Corporation.