Digital Ally Receives Body Camera, In-Car Video & Patented VuLink "Complete Package" Order From Wayne County, North Carolina Sheriff's Office

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 has received orders for 46 DVM in-car video systems, VuLink and FirstVu HD body-worn video cameras from the Wayne County, North Carolina Sheriff's Office. "We selected Digital Ally not only for the value provided by its video solutions but for its unique technology, which links the body camera to the in-car camera and can trigger recordings automatically," stated Wayne County Sheriff Larry M. Pierce. "The purchase of this equipment will provide our deputies with the best tools to effectively and safely record video within and outside of the vehicle, providing the total video solution." "After evaluating multiple vendors, the Wayne County Sheriff's Office chose Digital Ally for a complete digital video solution," stated Stanton E. Ross, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Ally, Inc. "Across the United States, law enforcement agencies are choosing to deploy both in-car and body-worn video camera systems, as agencies recognize the need for both types of camera systems to provide the most complete record of an incident." Digital Ally's FirstVu HD body-worn video cameras are the most versatile body cameras on the market. They have multiple camera and mounting options with crystal clear high definition audio and video. When paired with Digital Ally's DVM in-car video systems and its patented VuLink™ technology, the FirstVu HD allows for hands-free activation of an officer's in-car and body worn camera systems. The DVM-800 is Digital Ally's top of the line in-car video system. It is smaller, more powerful and easier to use than its predecessors and represents a continuation of the Company's highly successful digital rear-view video mirror platform.