Source: Child Watch of North America

Child Watch of North America signs licensing agreement to provide OPPS and Missing Child Alert Systems to Law Enforcement Agencies across the US  

ORLANDO, FL. – Nov. 1, 2007 –  Child Watch of North America, a non-profit organization based in Orlando, Florida today announced that it had signed a licensing agreement with AdZone Research, Inc. (ADZR) to license and provide it’s OPPS and Missing Child Alert Systems to Police Departments across the US. As part of the agreement, AdZone will receive license fees per delivered license.

Through it’s various programs including relationships with Shell Oil, Epson, ToysRUs, Pizza Hut, Continental Airlines, American Express, AT&T and many others Child Watch has raised in excess of $10 million in the past 10 years. The organization provides proactive services to help locate missing children, assist police, organize search and rescue volunteers, provide child safety programs and materials and organize ID and safety events.

Through this new relationship, the OPPS and Missing Child Alert products will be re-branded as Child Watch OPPS and Child Watch Missing Child Alert and be offered directly to Law Enforcement through the Child Watch organization. The products will include useful tools and information for Police on Child Watch’s programs and services for communities and Investigators.

Child watch has also launched it’s new Child Watch Network which will be rolling out nationwide in ToysRUs, Shell, BP, Conoco and other stores. The network will place TV screens constantly updating with pictures of missing children and can even provide instant area- targeted “Amber Alerts”. The network will also include messages from sponsors and information about OPPS and Missing Child Alert. The goal is to install 2000 units within the first year of operation, helping to get the message out and bring home missing children.

In it’s more than 13 years of operations, Child Watch has brought home hundreds of missing children and assisted law enforcement in more than 100 cases. The organization as issued more than a million ID kits to help keeps kids safe and provided KidGuard safety information to many millions of children and parents. Child Watch is a 501c3 non-profit organization and as such can accept tax-deductible donations.

OPPS and Missing Child Alert provide law enforcement with access to millions of chat-room conversations. Through a simple online interface, the investigators can rack the conversations of online predators and their victims. The Missing Child Alert System sends investigators an instant email when a missing child shows up online, allowing them to be located and reunited with their family. More information on OPPS and Missing Child Alert can be found at www.oppsafe.com .

OPPS is in use in police departments in 37 States plus Canada, representing more than 10,000 officers and investigators. The goal is to have it available in the more than 15,000 police departments in all 50 states and Canada.

About AdZone Research:

AdZone Research, Inc. (ADZR) provides tracking and monitoring of targeted information on the Internet, with an expanded focus on global Internet analysis of security-related data transmissions. For additional information on AdZone Research, please visit the company's Web-site at http://www.adzoneresearch.com.

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Contact:

Child Watch of North America
Orlando, FL
407-290-5100