Digital Ally (DGLY) announces order for 180 FirstVU body cameras

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Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ: DGLY), which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video recording products and other security products essential for law enforcement, emergency management, fleet security and site and event security, today announced that it has received an upgrade order from the Carteret (NJ) Police Department for 180 FirstVu HD body cameras and docking stations.

Carteret PD, a former Digital Ally customer since 2008, purchased this equipment with help from the New Jersey State Body Worn Camera Grants program.

“We are very pleased to continue our long-standing relationship with the Carteret Police Department,†said Stan Ross, CEO of Digital Ally, adding, “As the body camera industry continues to evolve, Digital Ally remains. determined to provide all departments with the capability to equip their officers with the latest technology.

Additional recent orders include:

• Allen County Sheriff’s Department – A customer that has existed for over a decade is upgrading their on-board systems to EVO-HD through the company’s subscription plan.
• OSC Sumner – Purchase additional EVO-HD on-board systems and cloud-hosted FirstVu HD body cameras.
• Granger Police Department – New customer deploying department-wide EVO-HD embedded systems and FirstVu HD body cameras via the subscription plan.
• Marshal de Mesilla’s office – New customer to equip agents with FirstVu HD body cameras.
• Cleveland Police Department – Equips agency with a complete ecosystem of evidence capture technology with DVM-800 embedded systems, FirstVu HD body cameras and VuLink cloud-hosted auto-activation technology.
• Lebanon Police Department – Continues to enrich its Digital Ally solution with DVM-800 embedded systems hosted in the cloud.
• Spink County Sheriff’s Office – The legacy customer purchases additional DVM-800 on-board systems to equip the patrol vehicles.

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