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1. A Sex Offender Registration and Notification Solution for the State of Ohio www.watchsystems.com

2. Partial List of WatchMap Suite Government Customers: • MISSISSIPPI • Harrison County Sheriff’s Office • Hancock County Sheriff’s Office • NEVADA • Nye County Sheriff’s Office • OHIO • Allen County Sheriff’s Office • Geauga County Sheriff’s Office • TEXAS • Lamar County Sheriff’s Office • ALABAMA • Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office • Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office • ILLINOIS • Kane County Sheriff’s Office • LOUISISANA • La. Dept. of Public Safety • La. Commission on Law Enforcement • La. Dept. of Probation and Paroles • Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office • Covington Police Department • Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office • Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office • Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office • St. Tammany Parish • St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office • St. James Parish Sheriff’s Office Watch Systems is a leader in Geographic Information Systems for State and County Governments www.watchsystems.com

3. Our History • Watch Systems was founded to bring advanced mapping technology developed at Fuelman to Law Enforcement • We recognized the danger to society of dangerous sexual predators and the need for increasing community awareness

4. Management Team • Lou Luzynski, Managing Partner • Former President and Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Fuelman • Lead Fuelman from a startup to a company with over 300 employees and $100 million in annual sales • Previously Senior Manager at KPMG Peat Marwick responsible for audit, tax, and management consulting services to early-stage, privately-held emerging growth companies. • B.S.B.A. degree with Cum Laude honors from St. Louis University. Certified Public Accountant. • Mike Cormaci, Sales and Marketing Partner • Extenswive knowledge of business practices of law enforcement. • Formerly a leading sales manager at Fuelman • Previously with Dunn & Bradstreet managing major accounts such as Proctor & Gamble, NCR, Standard Register, Bank One, National Insurance, and Humana Health Care. • Bachelors degree in Economics and Marketing from Kansas State University.

5. What is the public’s concern? “If I knew he was a registered sex offender, I could have protected my daughter.” Megan’s Mom • 45 % of victims are under 12 years old • 75% of victims knew their attacker • 50% of sex offenders repeat their crimes • Sex offenders are mobile, moving an average of three times per year • In one metropolitan area, 80% of the population lived within one mile of a registered sex offender "National Bureau of Justice statistics tell us that 45 per cent of the victims of sex abuse crimes are under 12 years old." Sheriff George H. Payne, JR, Harrison County Mississippi uses OffenderWatch, iCrimeWatch, CrimeWatchAlerts

6. What’s the impact on law enforcement? Agencies need to analyze sex offender populations spatially for crime analysis and to distribute community notifications. • Sex offenses are high profile crimes that generate community anxiety resulting in greater demands on law enforcement. • A repeat crime by a known offender carries a high political cost • Federal law requires sex offenders register with local and state law enforcement agencies for a period of ten years • Ohio requires written notifications to be mailed to residents living within 1000 feet of a registered sex offender

7. OffenderWatch • Sex Offender Registration and Notification (SORN) • iCrimeWatch • Online Sex Offender search, map, email notification • CrimeWatchAlert • Community notification via email • ComStatWatch • Tracking and mapping of criminal activity and police resources • LEMISplus • NIBRS compliant records management system (RMS) and Computer aided Dispatch (CAD) • MailPro • 500,000 Community Notification fliers in Louisiana

8. Sex Offender Registry Registration and Tracking Powerful Search and Map for Criminal Investigations Instant Web and Printed Notifications

9. OnlineSex Offender search, map, email notification • Online Sex Offender Registry liked to Sheriff's site • Automatically updated from OffenderWatch SORN Registry • Risk Analysis lists sex offenders within a specified radius of an address • Citizens subscribe to automatic email notifications of new offenders near them

10. Community notification via email • Automatic email to schools, citizens • Citizens subscribe to email alerts from the Sheriff • Not just sex offender notices! Send email and direct mail for • Crime prevention education • Neighborhood Watch • Crime Stoppers, TIPS, Rewards • Amber Alerts • Ten Most Wanted • Awareness of criminal activity • Publicity of community events • Select citizens by street, neighborhood, district, beat, or other demographic

11. Mapping crime and police resources Display incidents on maps to see trends Report and chart crime trends Track crimes in over 100 categories

12. NIBRS compliant records management system (RMS) and Jail Management System • Complete Records Management System • Includes jail management, property management • Ideal for small departments • Used to augment existing systems to become compliant to national standards

13. Only 37¢ per card • Out in 72 Hours • A few clicks in OffenderWatch to order a notice - reduces manpower cost • Maps eliminate wasted postage • Mail logs, reports, prove what was sent to reduce liability

14. OffenderWatch Runs on any Internet PC Easy to use browser interface Supports registration, verification, and follow-up processes Immediate posting to internet and printing of notices Search, database, mapping, available for criminal investigation Provides Geographic risk assessment Local Sheriff gets own web site Active Notification via email from Attorney General and Sheriff Positive visibility of Sheriff and Attorney General Hosted solutions do not require IT involvement Mailing services completes statutory requirements Other Systems Requires a dedicated PC Double data entry for state reporting and for notifications No verification checks or reminders for follow-up No accounting capabilities Information not readily available to others in the department Has no searching, mapping, reporting for criminal investigators No automatic email notification How Does WatchMap Compare? "This service arms people with knowledge." Sheriff Ted Sexton,Tuscaloosa Alabama, user of OffenderWatch, iCrimeWatch, CrimeWatchAlerts, WatchMyCampaign

15. Why choose Watch Systems? We understand law enforcement • We employ advanced GIS technology in proven solutions designed specifically for law enforcement • Our software is easy to use, requires little training, and is simple to maintain without a GIS or IT department • Our internet technology means our solutions are securely accessible from any desktop • Our solutions can replace or augment your current systems • Designed around local law enforcement • We build to be cost effective

16. Eye Popping Success “The citizens tell me they like getting email from the Sheriff – they like knowing someone is watching out for them.” Sheriff Ted Sexton "If you don't want your picture on the computer, if you don't want your neighbors to know about your prior acts, don't be a sexual offender." Ohio Rep. Timothy J. Grendell, looking at OffenderWatch and iCrimeWatch implementation by Geauga County Sheriff George R. "Red" Simmons “My ultimate goal is to prevent any child from being a victim of sexual abuse." Sheriff George H. Payne, JR, Harrison County Mississippi Uses OffenderWatch, iCrimeWatch, CrimeWatchAlerts "If we can spare one child, it will be worth it." Sheriff George H. Payne, JR, Harrison County Mississippi Uses OffenderWatch, iCrimeWatch, CrimeWatchAlerts

17. The WatchMap Solution Public Sheriff Website Email Notice Community Notification Registry, Notifications Crime Analysis SORN Officer Sheriff Corrections Courts Police Dept Probation and Parole

18. Benefits of Our Approach Proven in other states. It will work for Ohio. • Maximizes the limited resources of local SORN administrators • Deters offenders from committing future crimes • Provides law enforcement with additional investigative tools • Increases public awareness and protection. • Positive impression with citizens of both Sheriff’s and the Attorney General