Virtual Technologies, Ltd. announces it has been asked to present Virtual Arrest™ to the Washington State House Committee on Criminal Justice.

Spokane, WA – January 17, 2001

Virtual Technologies, Ltd. announced today the Washington State House Committee on Criminal Justice has invited Virtual Technologies, Ltd. to present the Virtual Arrest™ offender Tracking Global Network to the committee. Virtual Technologies’ President, Michael Whitefoot, and its’ V.P. of Technology Integration, Eric Zajack, will present the Public Safety benefits of Virtual Arrest™ to the committee beginning at 8:00 AM, Friday, January 26, 2001. The committee meeting is open to the public, and will be held in the committee meeting room in the state capital of Olympia. The Virtual Arrest™ presentation will be carried live on WTV (Washington State Government Television).

Virtual Arrest™ uses Internet-based mapping, Department of Defense Global Positioning System satellite technology, Virtual Guardian™ wireless identification and proximity detection, and revolutionary Virtual Shadow™ tracking technology, to provide affordable real-time satellite tracking, monitoring, and reporting of monitored personnel. For the first time, the Virtual Arrest™ Offender Tracking Global Network will provide law enforcement the means to effectively monitor both lower risk misdemeanor offenders and, more importantly, track higher risk felons and offenders sentenced to community supervision.

Virtual Technologies, Ltd. is a Spokane, Washington based global business-to-business telemetry, communications, remote control, and remote monitoring company, providing a cost-effective line of satellite and wireless solutions for tracking, monitoring, control and reporting of assets and personnel.

Virtual Technologies, Ltd. is a privately owned corporation. Its web address is www.VirtualTechnologiesLtd.com.

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For More Information Contact:

Mike Whitefoot Virtual Technologies, Ltd. Tel: (509) 244-3252 info@VirtualTechnologiesLtd.com