EL PASO, Texas, March 22, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- AdZone Research, Inc. (OTCBB:ADZR) today reported that its Online Predator Profiling System (OPPS) has been featured in a special report on the CBS TV Network's affiliate station here.
Melissa Duran, an anchor/reporter for KDBC TV 4 News, told viewers that the OPPS system will soon be operational in the El Paso Sheriff's Office, where officers will be able to monitor more than 100 chat rooms, and save valuable time by honing in on likely suspects. She noted that sheriff's office investigators can type in specific chat rooms, keywords and user names in hunting for predators.
"If we can keep one more child safe, it's definitely worth it," said El Paso County Commissioner Betti Flores in an interview contained in the report.
"El Paso is a major broadcast media market," said AdZone President & COO John A. Cardona, "So it is very gratifying to us to be receiving this kind of recognition of the OPPS system. The El Paso Sheriff's Office will now join other police jurisdictions currently involved in active investigations using our system in their quest to apprehend predators and protect our children."
The report can be seen at http://www.agoracom.com/videos/kdbc_adzone.hi.wmv .
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