BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 9, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The media is beginning to take interest in this revolutionary solution. Television News Channel 6 in Boise, Idaho did a full feature story on the Gang Tracker, which aired November 8, 2007. Sky Detective was previously featured on Fox 12 News in Boise, Idaho.
"Sky Detective believes it has found the 'remedy' to cure the disease called gangs," says Vice President of Sales Tim Benson, a seasoned Former Los Angeles Gang Investigator. Gangs are a disease that has been spreading uncontrollably across this country.
The Sky Detective "Gang Tracker" solution utilizes state-of-the-art electronic devices and software provided by Omnilink Systems. Sky Detective has combined technology with experience to come up with this patent pending solution.
CEO Jerry Thompson said he was very happy with the way Channel 6 News captured the entire philosophy, considering Idaho has a very small gang population. The attention this solution is drawing in Idaho proves the public has a true interest and concern for this spreading crisis.
Sky Detective is currently in discussions with law enforcement agencies around the country, including many in California, on how to implement this new, innovative and cutting-edge solution.
"Sky Detective is honored to provide our law enforcement partners a solution to help combat the gang crisis," says Thompson.
The story can currently be viewed at www.kivitv.com under Special Reports titled Gang Tracker, Inc. and will soon be featured on the company website www.skydetective.com.
About Sky Detective:
Sky Detective, Inc., headquartered in Boise, Idaho, provides state-of-the-art, unparalleled solutions for prison and jail reduction, offender control and gang control throughout the United States. Jerry Thompson, CEO of the company, is a retired Deputy Sheriff and the inventor of Gang Tracker. The company has over 200 combined years in law enforcement, including anti-terrorism, SWAT, Tactical Teams, Search and Rescue, diving, paramedics, gangs (G.E.T.), jail operations, street patrol, executive protection and private investigation; 7 years in the GPS tracking industry including sales and marketing; and 14 combined years in supply chain management.
Sky Detective was recently endorsed by the Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs (ALADS) as a provider of Omnilink GPS technology to reduce prison overcrowding and ease the financial burden on Los Angeles County. ALADS is the largest association of deputy sheriffs and district attorney investigators in the United States, currently representing 8,000 sworn officers.
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