Computer Cop News

The U.S. Treasury Department recently approved the use of
Seized Asset
Funds to purchase ComputerCOP for Community Outreach programs.

"The purchase and distribution of this software to the community would be a permissible use of equitable sharing funds," Raymond M. Dineen, director, Executive Office for Asset Forfeiture, Treasury Dept.

Law enforcement agencies now have the opportunity to go that extra step to safeguard the children of their community. ComputerCOP provides a cost efficient method of patrolling the Internet by offering their parental monitoring tool to these agencies.

Better yet, publicize your department with our fully customized version of ComputerCOP. With a minimum order of 1,000 ComputerCOP units, we'll customize the packaging, the CD-ROM and even the program itself with your department's shield, logo or photograph. See customized version.

Danbury CT Mayor Makes ComputerCOP Software Part of its Child Safety Initiative after local girl is murdered by a man she met online. Orders 5,000 customized units for distribution to Danbury families. Read news article.

List of agencies that have distributed ComputerCOP as part of their outreach efforts.

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