LAPD Pilots Infokall's Handheld Application for Law Enforcement.

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 2, 2001

eLEDR (e-handheld Law Enforcement Data Recorder) enables officers

to collect information at the scene without paperwork.

Infokall, a global provider of eBusiness and Wireless solutions, Monday announced a pilot project with the Los Angeles Police Department to support Field Data Capture.

Infokall's application eLEDR enables LAPD officers to capture information on every stop they make, all on a handheld device.

"Infokall is enabling LAPD to move forward with our key initiatives. We have been impressed with the eLEDR solution and services provided by Infokall during the pilot program," said Chief Information Officer Roger Ham, of the LAPD Information and Communication Services Bureau.

During the pilot, LAPD officers can record information such as reason for stop, whether a search or seizure took place, action taken, and more. To automate and speed up the data capture process, eLEDR allows bar code scanning of VIN (Vehicle Identification Numbers) numbers and reads magnetic strips from drivers' licenses.

"We are pleased to be working with LAPD. Infokall continues to help companies and government organizations leverage their existing processes and systems, while enabling information through wireless technology," said Vishnu Choudary, CEO of Infokall.

About Infokall

Infokall is a global provider of eBusiness and Wireless Integration solutions, which enable companies and government organizations to achieve maximum benefit from their existing IT infrastructure. By collecting, combining, and delivering mission-critical information across the wired and wireless world, Infokall's customers have access to relevant data to make informed decisions anytime, anywhere. With headquarters in Newport Beach, Infokall has offices in India, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. For more information, visit www.infokall.com or call 949/955-3535.