Dr. John Duncan - Chief Agent: Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics

"BobCOP is one of the finest tools I have yet to see on the Internet that is specifically made for all law enforcement.  The ability to handle all sorts of reports and incidents saves time and cuts costs down significantly.  It is truly a system designed to bring the citizens in contact with their local law enforcement while offering a variety of tools to help law enforcement track and find criminals at the same time.  BobCOP is a tool that all agencies should have.  I highly recommend this system."

Chief Anthony Gibson - Chief of Police, Drew Mississippi

"I couldn't be happier with this system.  I am so glad we have it.  I have been searching for something like this for many years that we can afford and this offered more than I expected.  The service and support is the best, we are friends and we're going to keep using BobCOP for many years to come.  I highly recommend this Community Policing Tool...they have hit the mark with this".

Bill Crow - Assistant Chief of Police, Tecumseh Oklahoma

"This is great community policing, it's another tool for the public to use.  The site is set up to take minor reports when there is no suspect information available such as vandalism, lost cell phones or property damage.

The site is intended to save time. Residents who wake up to discover vandalism, for example, can go to work and report the incident online rather than having to wait for an officer to respond.

When information is reported online, it can be assigned to several key areas, from dispatch, to a detective or the school resource officer".

Timothy P. Hatch - Chief of Police, St. Marys Georgia

"Our desire to be a responsive agency hinges upon communication with the community. As much as we want to serve the community, we are limited in doing this if we are not provided the information that we need. Our new website (BobCOP) is more than just an information source, it is an information resource. There are opportunities for you to interact with us in several ways, all of which are critical to establishing a relationship between the police and the community."