Shares of Digital Ally Trading 7% Higher; Earlier Reported Receiving of 'Numerous' Body Camera Orders Last Month

Digital Ally, Inc.

("Digital" or the "Company"), which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security and commercial applications, today announced that it received an order for 300 FirstVu HD body-worn video cameras from the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ("SEPTA"), along with FirstVU HD orders from many other agencies, during the month of July 2015. "After a lengthy trial and formal RFP process, SEPTA has chosen Digital Ally and the FirstVu HD," stated Stanton E. Ross, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Ally, Inc. "We are gratified with the confidence that SEPTA has shown in our body camera solution with this order. We believe that the FirstVu HD's size, weight, mounting options, storage options, and robust back-end software creates the most complete end-to-end solution for any law enforcement organization." The Company also received orders from other notable clients in July that add to the more than one thousand agencies that have already deployed the FirstVu HD body-worn camera solution, including: Woodbridge, CT Police Department Alamosa, CO Police Department Gallatin, TN Police Department Pine Hill, NJ Police Department Winter Garden, FL Police Department Evergreen Park, IL Police Department Tama County, IA Sheriff's Office Willow Springs, MO Police Department Carroll, IA Police Department St. Cloud, FL Police Department Vicksburg, MS Police Department "Digital Ally's FirstVu HD body-worn video cameras are the most versatile on the market. They have multiple camera and mounting options with crystal clear high definition audio and video capabilities. When paired with Digital Ally's DVM in-car video systems and our patented VuLink™ technology, the FirstVu HD is the only solution on the market that allows for coordinated hands-free activation of an officer's in-car and body-worn camera systems," concluded Ross.