Las Vegas, NV 08/11/10, CRWENewswire — ICOP Digital, Inc. (NASDAQ:ICOP), an industry-leading company engaged in advancing digital surveillance technology solutions, today announced the receipt of an initial order for the ICOP Model 20/20®-W in-car video systems from the US Department of Homeland Security. Due to the security nature of the project, ICOP agreed not to release details of the project until the Department releases its own press release. The order will outfit just over one hundred (100) vehicles, and will include recording of mobile video/audio, wireless uploading, live streaming video capability, and ICOP’s video management software. Their stock is up over 170%.

“Ease of use and the quality of the recorded video were the deciding factors in the selection of ICOP. This is an example of our shift in focus to key accounts and use of our products outside the standard police agency. This project is a significant advance for ICOP. ICOP is proud that our equipment will play a major role in helping to secure our nation,” said Dave Owen, Chief Executive Officer at ICOP.

About ICOP Digital, Inc.
ICOP Digital, Inc. (NASDAQ:ICOP) is a leading provider of in-car video and mobile video solutions for Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS, Military, and Homeland Security markets worldwide. ICOP solutions help the public and private sectors mitigate risks, reduce losses, and improve security through the live streaming, capture and secure management of high quality video and audio. www.ICOP.com

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For more information, contact:
Melissa K. Owen, Dir. of Communications
16801 West 116th Street
Lenexa, KS 66219 USA
Phone: (913) 338-5550
Fax: (913) 312-0264
Email Contact
www.ICOP.com
For Investor Relations:
DC Consulting, LLC
Daniel Conway, Chief Executive Officer
Phone: (407) 792-3332

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Reported by: Anza, Crwenewswire Mideast Correspondent.

A man dressed as a ’star wars’ villain entered the Chase Bank Thursday 22nd July 2010 and robbed it. The bank is located about 50 miles to the east of New York City. The man was carrying a gun instead of a light saber. At first sight, the bank customers took the robber as a joke. The robber then demanded money from the teller and the drawer. The amount of money taken has not been disclosed by the Bank.

The man was wearing a Darth Vader mask and a cape when he entered the bank. He was almost 6 feet and two inch tall.

The robbery has added another person in the long list of bank robbers the New York police and FBI are searching for. The New York police are also looking for the woman who has recently robbed a retail store; she was in a cat mask at the time of robbery.

It appears that these ’star robberies’ are fun for the robbers, at least for now. Of course the matter has raised some alarms over action by the NY Police.

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