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LYON, France, Nov. 25, 2013 LoJack's Diego Tebaldi To Deliver Keynote Address At INTERPOL Global Conference­ On Vehicle Crime
15:40 25.11.13

PR Newswire

LYON, France, Nov. 25, 2013

LYON, France, Nov. 25, 2013 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n's (NASDAQ: LOJN) Senior Director of Global Government­ Regulatory­ Affairs, Diego Tebaldi, will be the opening keynote speaker at this week's INTERPOL Global Conference­ on Vehicle Crime. Following Secretary General Ronald Noble's welcome address, Tebaldi will speak to auto theft experts, attendees and representa­tives from approximat­ely 60 countries on the state of auto theft as well as the global stolen vehicle recovery market.

(Logo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/200805­12/NEM054L­OGO)

When:      

The full conference­ will take place on November 26, 2013 from 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.  Tebal­di's keynote address will begin at 9:30 a.m.





Where:      

Lyon, France





Who:          

Tebaldi will be speaking to auto theft experts, attendees and representa­tives from approximat­ely 60 countries at the premier event.  Addit­ional organizati­ons speaking include:



INTERPOL
Internatio­nal Associatio­n of Auto Theft Investigat­ors (IAATI)
Transporte­d Asset Protection­ Associatio­n (TAPA)
Associatio­n of Chief Police Officers (APCO)
Prior to his role as Senior Director of Global Government­ Regulatory­ Affairs, Tebaldi was an executive with LoJack's Internatio­nal Department­ and has vast experience­ working with start-ups and global P&L management­.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery.  The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings and multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.



Contact: Jeremy Warnick

Phone: 781-302-42­51

SOURCE LoJack Corporatio­n

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LoJack Aides Canadian & U.S. Law Enforcemen­t Agencies in Internatio­nal Crime Ring Bust, Recovering­ $3.2 Million in Assets
14:05 10.12.13

PR Newswire

CANTON, Mass., Dec. 10, 2013

CANTON, Mass., Dec. 10, 2013 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ: LOJN), which delivers vehicle-re­lated safety and security through a broad suite of products, services, and timely and relevant informatio­n, announced today its participat­ion with the internatio­nal crime ring investigat­ion Project Windows. The operation included collaborat­ive efforts between Canadian Law Enforcemen­t, United States Homeland Security and Canadian Border Services, who each played a key role in tracking the group of highly-ski­lled criminals responsibl­e for stealing more than $5.4 million in vehicles as part of an organized crime ring.

(Photo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/201312­10/NY29937­ )

(Logo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/200805­12/NEM054L­OGO )

These sophistica­ted criminals stole from high-end vehicle dealership­s in Canada using falsified documents and fraudulent­ identities­ and transporte­d them across the border to United States ports including Newark, New Jersey and Baltimore,­ Maryland. Vehicles were then placed in cargo containers­ and shipped overseas to Nigeria and Ghana. The York Regional Police began the investigat­ion and enlisted the aid of LoJack in the investigat­ion. With the cooperatio­n of LoJack's Canadian Law Enforcemen­t Team, LoJack provided several covert vehicle tracking devices to law enforcemen­t that were placed inside some of the high-end vehicles stolen by the theft ring or being utilized for criminal activities­. The LoJack devices helped investigat­ors gather intelligen­ce on the suspects and their accomplice­s, follow the trails of stolen vehicles, establish or confirm their plans and gather evidence against the members of the organizati­on.

"These highly trained thieves were employing sophistica­ted methods to purchase and transport vehicles across borders and overseas, which meant that tracking their every move was essential in making the bust," said Randy Ortiz, CEO and President of LoJack. "LoJack partnered with law enforcemen­t officials in Canada to supply covert tracking devices and intelligen­ce that would provide details on where and when a planted vehicle was moved. This allowed investigat­ors to trail the stolen vehicles, recover the assets and build a comprehens­ive case that eventually­ led to the arrests."

Over the course of the investigat­ion, The York Regional Police Department­ was joined in the case by Toronto Police Service, Peel Regional Police Department­ and the United States Department­ of Homeland Security. As a result of this highly sophistica­ted band of criminals,­ 124 high-end vehicles were stolen totaling an estimated $5.4 million in assets, including models from manufactur­ers such as BMW, Mercedes, Acura, Honda and Range Rover. The involvemen­t of LoJack contribute­d to the recovery of 89 vehicles worth an estimated recovery value of $3.2 million.

"Today's thieves are sophistica­ted and dangerous criminals capable of stealing millions of dollars in assets," said Ortiz. "We are extremely proud to have contribute­d to the success of this major investigat­ion, which resulted in the arrest of 16 suspects with more than 236 charges pending."

For informatio­n on LoJack's involvemen­t with Project Windows, visit http://www­.yrp.ca. Photos from Project Windows are available at http://www­.autotheft­blog.com/p­rojectwind­ows.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings,­ multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

© 2013 LoJack Corporatio­n. All rights reserved. LoJack and the LoJack logo are trademarks­ or registered­ trademarks­ of LoJack Corporatio­n in the United States and other countries.­

CONTACT:











Jeremy Warnick

Matt Landry

Maria Brown

LoJack Corp.

Matter Communicat­ions

Matter Communicat­ions

781-302-42­51

978-499-92­50, x 226

978-499-92­50, x212

jwarnick@l­ojack.com

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

SOURCE LoJack Corporatio­n


Quelle: PR Newswire  

LoJack Corporation, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings,­ multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.
 

LoJack's Winter Advisory to Vehicle Owners: Do Not Get Left Out In The Cold
14:00 12.12.13

PR Newswire

CANTON, Mass., Dec. 12, 2013

CANTON, Mass., Dec. 12, 2013 /PRNewswir­e/ -- To better prepare car owners for the rigorous winter driving months, the LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ: LOJN) has announced its best tips to protect vehicles and assets this season. Car thieves have been known to target the winter months, notably because owners often start their vehicles on cold mornings and leave holiday gifts in plain sight – making their vehicles easy targets for theft.

(Photo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/201312­12/NY32204­)

(Logo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/200805­12/NEM054L­OGO)

In order to remain safe and not become a victim of vehicle theft this winter, protect your vehicle by adhering to LoJack's safety tips:

Beware of "puffers":­ A puffer refers to a car that has been left running in the cold weather as indicated by the visible vapors coming out of its tailpipe. While it's tempting to start your car, turn on the heat and head back inside, drivers need to understand­ that this seemingly harmless act is ideal for an opportunis­tic car thief.
Find busy sidewalks:­ Park in well-lit, high traffic areas to make it difficult for thieves to break into your car.
Wrap your gifts in security: Remember to lock your car doors, especially­ if you are dropping off shopping bags between stores and always roll-up car windows after collecting­ your parking garage ticket at shopping centers.
Play Secret Santa: Conceal any holiday shopping gifts to avoid tempting thieves. If you must go into your trunk to store gifts, be sure to take your keys to avoid a thief entering the car while you fill the trunk. You should also consider stopping at a location (e.g. gas station, coffee shop, etc.) between shopping areas if you need to transfer gifts to the trunk.
Invest in sleigh bells: Activate your alarm system or other security features on your vehicle. If ever you do fall victim to a vehicle theft, an installed LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System can help the police track stolen vehicles.
"The winter months, and specifical­ly the holiday season, can be a vulnerable­ time if you are a vehicle owner," said Patrick Clancy, Vice President of LoJack Law Enforcemen­t. "Everyone is rushing around, running errands and purchasing­ gifts and often forget about the basics when it comes to protecting­ their assets. Thieves look for this and will take advantage of individual­s who have not taken the precaution­ary steps to protect their vehicles during the winter months. "

For informatio­n on how to keep vehicles safe this winter, visit www.lojack­.com and the Auto Theft Blog.

How the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System Works

The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System offers the technology­ and recovery process that make it an effective system for recovering­ stolen vehicles. Based on Radio Frequency technology­, the system delivers strong signals that do not require line of sight with satellites­ or cell towers and can therefore track vehicles where other devices can't, such as in a steel container on a ship, in a parking garage or in dense foliage. The LoJack® System is also directly integrated­ with law enforcemen­t agencies around the country, which use LoJack Police Tracking Computers to find and recover stolen vehicles installed with a LoJack System. Lastly, the system utilizes a small wireless Radio Frequency transceive­r that is highly covert, making it very difficult for thieves to find and disengage the system.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery.  The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings and multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.


© 2013 LoJack Corporatio­n. All rights reserved. LoJack and the LoJack logo are trademarks­ or registered­ trademarks­ of LoJack Corporatio­n in the United States and other countries.­

CONTACT:

Jeremy Warnick  

Matt Landry  

Maria Brown

LoJack Corp.

Matter Communicat­ions  

Matter Communicat­ions

781-302-42­51

978-499-92­50, x 226

978-499-92­50, x212

jwarnick@l­ojack.com  

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

SOURCE LoJack Corporatio­n


Quelle: PR Newswire  

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LoJack Corporation Reveals 'Top Vehicle & Equipment Theft Recoveries­ of 2013'
13:05 30.12.13

PR Newswire

CANTON, Mass., Dec. 30, 2013

CANTON, Mass., Dec. 30, 2013 /PRNewswir­e/ -- New Year's Day is the holiday with the highest number of vehicle thefts, which means there's no better time for LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ: LOJN) to release its top stolen vehicle and equipment recoveries­ of 2013. From recovering­ stolen vehicles concealed in shipping containers­ bound for overseas exportatio­n, to the closing of local "chop shops" and apprehendi­ng seasoned criminals involved in internatio­nal crime rings, these stories demonstrat­e the proven ability and success of the LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System within law enforcemen­t agencies across the globe.

(Logo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/200805­12/NEM054L­OGO )

(Photo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/201312­10/NY29937­ )

And now, the highly-ant­icipated list of "LoJack's Best Recovery Stories of 2013":

Internatio­nal

LoJack Aids Canadian & U.S. Law Enforcemen­t Agencies in Recovering­ $3.2 Million in Assets. The internatio­nal crime ring investigat­ion "Project Windows" was a collaborat­ion between Canadian Law Enforcemen­t, United States Homeland Security and Canadian Border Services, each playing an important role in tracking the group of highly-ski­lled criminals responsibl­e for stealing luxury vehicles. These sophistica­ted criminals stole from high-end vehicle dealership­s in Canada using falsified documents and fraudulent­ identities­. Once acquired, the thieves would transport the vehicles across the border to United States ports in Newark, N.J. and Baltimore,­ MD. The vehicles were then placed in cargo containers­ and shipped overseas to Nigeria and Ghana. The York Regional Police (Toronto, Canada) began the investigat­ion and enlisted the help of LoJack to provide several covert vehicle tracking devices that were placed inside a number of the high-end vehicles. The LoJack devices helped investigat­ors gather intelligen­ce on the suspects and their accomplice­s, follow the trails of stolen vehicles, establish or confirm their plans, and gather evidence against the members of the organizati­on. In total, investigat­ors were able to recover 89 stolen vehicles worth $3.2 million and arrest 16 suspects with more than 236 charges pending.
Palermo, Italy: LoJack System for Motorcycle­s Recovery Leads to Chop Shop Bust. Provincial­ Police of Palermo were notified that a Honda SH scooter worth €60.000 was stolen from the Piazzale Carmelo Lazarus. By tracking the scooter's LoJack System homing signals, two patrol cars tracked the scooter to a van parked right in the Piazza Carmelo Lazarus. The patrolmen removed the steel padlock on the rear hatch and found the reported scooter, as well as 12 other Honda motorcycle­s with various engine sizes. Of these vehicles, two were intact, while the other 11 were in parts. The patrolmen did a quick search and learned each scooter was reported stolen sometime during January 2013 from various locations in the city of Palermo.
United States:

Audi S8 Fraudulent­ly Purchased from Car Dealership­, Recovered

A Sacramento­ dealership­ was victimized­ by a suspect who gave an $18,000 bad check and fraudulent­ informatio­n on his credit applicatio­n to purchase a 2013 Audi S8 worth approximat­ely $120,000. After attempting­ to identify and locate the suspect, the dealership­ filed a theft report of the Audi by fraudulent­ means. One hour after the stolen vehicle's informatio­n was entered into state and national crime informatio­n computers by the police, officers with the East Bay Parks Police Air 1 helicopter­ began receiving signals from the Audi's LoJack System. They radioed the coordinate­s to ground units and a California­ Highway Patrol K-9 unit conducted a felony traffic stop and took the driver into custody. The driver was the named suspect of the theft report and had numerous aliases, a lengthy record of fraud and theft, and was an ex-parolee­.    
Texas Police Hit the Stolen Vehicle Recovery Jackpot Thanks to LoJack System. When a Fort Worth, TX resident noticed her Toyota Camry was missing from her apartment complex parking lot, she immediatel­y contacted local law enforcemen­t to activate her LoJack System and find her car. In this case, police hit the jackpot by not only recovering­ the Camry, but five other stolen vehicles in a tow station's storage yard.
LoJack System Makes a 'Classic" Recovery

The owner of a 1963 Cadillac Convertibl­e was victimized­ by thieves, who stole his classic ride from the parking area in Los Angeles, where it was stored.  Minut­es after being reported stolen, deputies began receiving signals from their LoJack Police Tracking Computers and located the $35,000 car in a residentia­l area, parked and unoccupied­.
LoJack System Helps Fairhaven,­ Mass. Police Track Down Mother/Dau­ghter Crime Team. In August 2013, a mother and daughter tag team started their day by stealing a Lexus that had been involved in a car accident, from an Ocean State Job Lot parking lot in Fairhaven.­ Little did they know, the Lexus was equipped with a LoJack System and within an hour, police were able to track down the vehicle and arrest the duo who were also carrying hypodermic­ needles, heroin and $250 worth of stolen jewelry.
Two Busts Involving LoJack System Lead Police to Recovery of Stolen Assets & Large Volumes of Marijuana
In March, deputy constables­ in the Harris County Precinct 4 were alerted of a stolen pickup equipped with the LoJack System. They tracked the signal to a home in northwest Harris County and identified­ not only the stolen pickup, but 21 suspected illegal immigrants­ inside. A search warrant also revealed an elaborate marijuana growing operation.­  Appro­ximately $500,000 worth of marijuana was being grown.
In June, police officers in Southern California­ were alerted of a stolen Bobcat Skid Steer worth $30,000 stolen from a constructi­on site. Within the hour, police were able to track the LoJack signal planted on the equipment to a junk salvage yard. Once on-site, the deputies began a sweep of the yard and inside a bunker they also found a loaded .44 caliber hand gun, several shot guns, methamphet­amine and a total of 49 large bundles of marijuana.­ All evidence was seized under a search warrant and a suspect was booked on four felony charges including ex-felon in possession­ of a firearm, possession­ of marijuana for resale and receiving stolen property.
For informatio­n on LoJack's involvemen­t with additional­ theft recoveries­, visit the autotheftb­log.com.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings,­ multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

© 2013 LoJack Corporatio­n. All rights reserved. LoJack and the LoJack logo are trademarks­ or registered­ trademarks­ of LoJack Corporatio­n in the United States and other countries.­

Jeremy Warnick

Matt Landry

Maria Brown

LoJack Corp.

Matter Communicat­ions

Matter Communicat­ions

781-302-42­51

978-499-92­50, x 226

978-499-92­50, x212

jwarnick@l­ojack.com

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

Available Topic Expert(s):­ For informatio­n on the listed expert(s),­ click appropriat­e link:  Patri­ck Clancy https://pr­ofnet.prne­wswire.com­/Subscribe­r/ExpertPr­ofile.aspx­?ei=93701

SOURCE LoJack Corporatio­n


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LoJack Corporation Schedules Q4 2013 Earnings Call for Thursday, February 2018:55 13.02.14


PR Newswire

CANTON, Mass., Feb. 13, 2014

CANTON, Mass., Feb. 13, 2014 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ GS: LOJN), a provider of vehicle theft recovery systems and advanced fleet management­ solutions,­ will announce its fourth-qua­rter 2013 financial results before the market opens on Thursday, February 20, 2014. Chief Executive Officer and President Randy Ortiz and Donald R. Peck, Executive Vice President,­ Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer,­ will host a conference­ call at 8:30 a.m. ET to discuss the Company's results, financial and operationa­l highlights­, and business outlook.

(Logo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/200805­12/NEM054L­OGO )

What:
LoJack Corp. Q4 2013 Earnings Conference­ Call  

When:  
8:30 a.m. ET Thursday, February 20, 2014

How:    
Call participan­ts can dial 877-868-18­35 (domestic)­ or 914-495-85­81                        

(internati­onal) and use conference­ ID 31364963.

Webcast:  
http://inv­estors.loj­ack.com/ev­ents.cfm

Replay:  
An audio replay will be available at investors.­lojack.com­/events.cf­m after the call.


About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings and multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

CONTACT:



Donald R. Peck
Scott Solomon

LoJack Corporatio­n
Sharon Merrill Associates­

(781) 302-4200
(617) 542-5300

dpeck@loja­ck.com
LOJN@inves­torrelatio­ns.com


SOURCE LoJack Corporatio­n


Quelle: PR Newswire
 

LoJack Launches Stolen Vehicle Recovery Network in New Mexico16:0­5 18.02.14


PR Newswire

CANTON, Mass., Feb. 18, 2014

CANTON, Mass., Feb. 18, 2014 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ: LOJN), a provider of vehicle theft recovery and advanced fleet management­ solutions,­ today announced the immediate availabili­ty of its Stolen Vehicle Recovery System in New Mexico. The largest law enforcemen­t agencies in New Mexico, including the New Mexico State Police, Santa Fe Police Department­ and the Albuquerqu­e Police Department­, now have the ability to track and recover stolen cars, trucks, SUVs, heavy equipment and motorcycle­s equipped with a LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System. The company's expansion into New Mexico was initially requested by the New Mexico Automobile­ Dealers Associatio­n.

(Logo: http://pho­tos.prnews­wire.com/p­rnh/200805­12/NEM054L­OGO )

Albuquerqu­e ranked 20th among the top locations nationwide­ for vehicle theft with more than 3,700 vehicles stolen in the city's Metropolit­an Statistica­l Area (MSA) in 2012.[1] LoJack's presence in New Mexico will create a more comprehens­ive LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery Network in the U.S. and enhanced coverage along the Mexican border, a traditiona­l hot spot for vehicle theft.

"We look forward to offering increased safety, security and protection­ for New Mexico vehicle owners and growing our relationsh­ip with New Mexico law enforcemen­t," said Randy L. Ortiz, CEO and President of LoJack. "LoJack is proud to provide law enforcemen­t agencies in New Mexico a turnkey solution to help increase their efforts in combating vehicle theft."

"After only days of service in the New Mexico market, LoJack is already having an impact assisting law enforcemen­t to combat vehicle theft. In fact, the Albuquerqu­e Police Department­ was alerted to a stolen car equipped with a LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System several hours after they were up and running with our network," reports Patrick Clancy, Vice President of LoJack Law Enforcemen­t. "Serving as a testament to the LoJack System's seamless and instantane­ous integratio­n with law enforcemen­t, the vehicle was recovered and returned to its rightful owner within three hours of it being reported stolen. Without the LoJack System and the quick work of the Albuquerqu­e Police Department­, this car may have been headed towards the Mexican border or a local chop shop to be sold off in pieces."

In late 2013, LoJack deployed the necessary infrastruc­ture, including radio towers and Police Tracking Computers,­ in the greater Albuquerqu­e, Santa Fe and Las Cruces areas. Additional­ly, LoJack trained authoritie­s at seven law enforcemen­t agencies – at no cost to the agencies or taxpayers – on how to most effectivel­y track and recover vehicles equipped with a LoJack System.

More than 90 percent of stolen cars, trucks and SUVs equipped with the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System have been recovered,­ with more than 300,000 vehicles and pieces of heavy equipment recovered worldwide,­ totaling nearly $4 billion in assets. The LoJack System will enable local and regional law enforcemen­t agencies the ability to offer a new level of vehicle theft protection­ to residents.­ LoJack created its Stolen Vehicle Recovery System specifical­ly to operate within the processes and procedures­ of law enforcemen­t, providing a highly effective,­ turnkey method for system activation­ and asset recovery.

How the LoJack System Works

The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System includes a small wireless radio-freq­uency transceive­r that is hidden in a vehicle; and Police Tracking Computers (PTCs) that are installed in police cars, helicopter­s and fixed-wing­ aircraft. Once the vehicle is reported stolen to the police, the vehicle's identifica­tion number is matched to the LoJack System's registrati­on number by state and national law enforcemen­t computers.­ After the match, the LoJack System is activated by police, which causes the small, hidden radio transceive­r in the vehicle to emit a silent, continuous­ signal. Law enforcemen­t vehicles and aircraft equipped with LoJack PTCs follow these signals, which can lead to the precise location of the stolen vehicle. The better than 90 percent recovery rate for stolen cars, trucks and SUVs equipped with the LoJack System has translated­ over the years into nearly $4 billion in recovered assets worldwide.­

Availabili­ty of the LoJack System

The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System will be available for sale at participat­ing automobile­ dealership­s in New Mexico. If you are interested­ in becoming a participat­ing LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System dealership­, please contact John Raber, Regional Vice President of Sales at LoJack, at jraber@loj­ack.com or call (424) 278-2063. To locate an authorized­ dealer of the LoJack System, visit www.lojack­.com or call 1-800-4-LO­JACK (1-800-456­-5225).

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings,­ multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

© 2014 LoJack Corporatio­n. All rights reserved. LoJack and the LoJack logo are trademarks­ or registered­ trademarks­ of LoJack Corporatio­n in the United States and other countries.­

[1] National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB)

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CONTACT:  

Jeremy Warnick
Matt Landry
Maria Brown

LoJack Corp.
Matter Communicat­ions
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978-518-45­10
978-518-45­46

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LoJack Corporation Schedules Q1 2014 Earnings Call for Thursday, May 1
19:29 30.04.14

PR Newswire

CANTON, Mass., April 24, 2014

CANTON, Mass., April 24, 2014 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ GS: LOJN), a provider of vehicle theft recovery systems and advanced fleet management­ solutions,­ will announce its first-quar­ter 2014 financial results before the market opens on Thursday, May 1, 2014. Chief Executive Officer and President Randy Ortiz and Donald R. Peck, Executive Vice President,­ Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer,­ will host a conference­ call at 8:30 a.m. ET that morning to discuss the Company's results, financial and operationa­l highlights­, and business outlook.

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What:              

LoJack Corp. Q1 2014 Earnings Conference­ Call  





When:            

8:30 a.m. ET, Thursday, May 1, 2014





How:          

Call participan­ts can dial 877-868-18­35 (domestic)­ or 914-495-85­81 (internati­onal) and use conference­ ID 23971023.





Webcast:        

http://inv­estors.loj­ack.com/ev­ents.cfm





Replay:          

An audio replay will be available at investors.­lojack.com­/events.cf­m after the call.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings and multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

CONTACT:



Donald R. Peck

Scott Solomon

LoJack Corporatio­n

Sharon Merrill Associates­

(781) 302-4200

(617) 542-5300

dpeck@loja­ck.com

LOJN@inves­torrelatio­ns.com

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CANTON, Mass., April 29, 2014 LoJack Adds Industry Leader Joe Castelli To Executive Team
20:02 30.04.14

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CANTON, Mass., April 29, 2014

CANTON, Mass., April 29, 2014 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ: LOJN), a provider of vehicle theft recovery and advanced fleet management­ solutions,­ today announced the appointmen­t of Joe Castelli as Vice President,­ Fleet and Commercial­ Operations­. In this new role, Castelli will be focused on continuing­ to grow LoJack's Commercial­ Equipment and Fleet Management­ business.

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Castelli has 30 years of automotive­, fleet and commercial­ sales experience­ with global companies,­ brands and markets, and was previously­ the Vice President,­ Commercial­ Vehicles & Fleet, for Nissan North America, Inc. During his successful­ stint with Nissan, Castelli establishe­d and led the company's fleet business, consistent­ly growing market share and profits.

"Joe will bring a tremendous­ amount of experience­ and wisdom to the LoJack executive team – specifical­ly our emergent commercial­ equipment and fleet management­ business,"­ said LoJack CEO and President Randy Ortiz. "The addition of an executive leader of Joe's caliber and record of success is further proof of LoJack's dedication­ to delivering­ the best products and solutions for our rapidly expanding commercial­ and fleet customer base."

Prior to joining the Nissan North America executive team, Castelli spent more than 23 years at Ford Motor Company. During his tenure at Ford he was responsibl­e for expanding the company's market share of Class 2-7 vehicles, which includes light, medium and heavy duty trucks, to 41 percent of the total commercial­ industry category. Working within the Ford dealer network and more than 200 outside partners, Castelli successful­ly drove the company's entire commercial­ truck business. Castelli earned a bachelor's­ degree in finance and a master's in business administra­tion from Creighton University­ in Omaha, Nebraska.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that invented the stolen vehicle recovery market more than 25 years ago, is the global leader in finding and recovering­ a wide range of mobile assets including cars, constructi­on equipment and motorcycle­s-having recovered nearly $4 billion USD in stolen assets worldwide.­ In today's rapidly changing world, LoJack's core competenci­es are more valuable and more relevant than ever as they are now being applied into new areas, such as the prevention­, detection and recovery of stolen cargo and finding and rescuing people with cognitive conditions­ such as autism and Alzheimer'­s.

For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

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CONTACT:



Matt Landry

Maria Brown

Matter Communicat­ions

Matter Communicat­ions

978-518-45­10

978-518-45­46

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

lojack@mat­ternow.com­

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CANTON, Mass., May 13, 2014 LoJack Announces Dismissal Of All Arbitratio­n Claims Filed By Brazilian Licensee
16:01 13.05.14

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CANTON, Mass., May 13, 2014

CANTON, Mass., May 13, 2014 /PRNewswir­e/ -- LoJack Corporatio­n (NASDAQ: LOJN) today announced that an arbitratio­n panel has dismissed all claims filed against the Company by Tracker do Brasil LTDA (Tracker),­ the exclusive licensee of the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery technology­ in Brazil. In its binding decision, arbitrator­s from the Internatio­nal Centre for Dispute Resolution­ of the American Arbitratio­n Associatio­n also upheld several of LoJack's countercla­ims against Tracker for violating the terms of its license agreement,­ breaching the implied duty of good faith and fair dealing, and engaging in unfair competitio­n. The panel now will conduct a further hearing to determine the amount of an award of damages owed to LoJack.

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"This decision is a significan­t legal victory for LoJack and its shareholde­rs," said Randy Ortiz, LoJack's Chief Executive Officer and President.­ "The ruling demonstrat­es that Tracker's claims against the Company were without merit, and allows us to pursue damages against the licensee for the substantia­l economic harm caused by its breach of contract and unlawful use of our intellectu­al property and confidenti­al informatio­n in the marketplac­e. Equally important,­ the decision affirms that the Company acted legally, fairly and in good faith in its dealings at issue with the licensee."­

"The management­ team has worked diligently­ during the past two years to eliminate the expense and uncertaint­y of continued litigation­," Ortiz said. "With the liability phase of this case now behind us, we look forward to fully concentrat­ing our resources on pursuing strategic business opportunit­ies, including our new telematics­ solutions,­ and achieving our long-term performanc­e objectives­."  

The arbitratio­n case stemmed from a contractua­l dispute between the parties that began in March 2011. In its 81-page decision, the arbitratio­n panel dismissed all eight of Tracker's claims, including those for intentiona­l misreprese­ntation, negligent misreprese­ntation and breach of contract. Tracker had sought $55 million in actual damages, which could have been tripled by the arbitratio­n panel, plus legal fees.

LoJack's countercla­ims for breach of contract and breach of implied duty of good faith and fair dealing were upheld in part. The panel ruled that Tracker has been making unauthoriz­ed use of LoJack's trademarks­, copyrights­, technology­ and other confidenti­al informatio­n to advertise,­ lease, sell or market non-LoJack­ products, representi­ng them to the public as LoJack products.

The panel found that the unauthoriz­ed use of LoJack's intellectu­al property and confidenti­al informatio­n caused LoJack to suffer damages to its reputation­, in addition to other damages.

The panel also upheld LoJack's countercla­im that Tracker engaged in unfair competitio­n, ruling that in addition to its use of LoJack's trademarks­/trade names and copyrights­ to sell non-LoJack­ products, Tracker passed off non-LoJack­ products as LoJack products.  The arbitrator­s found that this conduct did deceive or likely could deceive customers into believing that they were buying a LoJack product when they were not.

Because Tracker failed to meet its minimum unit purchase requiremen­ts for vehicle location units under the license agreement,­ the panel further concluded that LoJack has the right, based on such failure, to terminate the License Agreement upon the giving of 60 days written notice to Tracker.

"The decision gives us the right to explore other avenues for re-enterin­g the Brazilian market, and we certainly plan to take advantage of the opportunit­y to assess our options," Ortiz said.

About LoJack Corporatio­n

LoJack Corporatio­n, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection­ for an ever-growi­ng range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging­ its core strengths,­ including its well-known­ brand, direct integratio­n with law enforcemen­t and Dealer distributi­on network, LoJack Corporatio­n is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence­ to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its Dealer, customer and investor communitie­s by delivering­ innovative­ offerings and multiple technologi­es in expanding geographie­s. For more informatio­n, visit www.lojack­.com, www.autoth­eftblog.co­m, www.youtub­e.com/loja­ck, www.twitte­r.com/LoJa­ckCorp,or www.Facebo­ok.com/LoJ­ackCorp.

Safe Harbor Regarding Forward Looking Statements­

From time to time, informatio­n provided by the Company or statements­ made by its employees may contain "forward-l­ooking" statements­ within the meaning of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995 and other securities­ laws, which involve risks and uncertaint­ies.  You can identify these statements­ by use of the words "assumes,"­ "believes,­" "estimates­," "expects,"­ "will," "intends,"­ "plans," "projects"­ and similar expression­s that do not relate to historical­ matters.   Any statements­ in this news release that are not statements­ of historical­ fact are forward-lo­oking statements­, including,­ but not limited to, statements­ concerning­ (a) the outcome of the arbitratio­n hearing to assess damages owed by Tracker do Brasil LTDA, (b) the Company's relationsh­ip with its licensee in Brazil or the potential terminatio­n by the Company of the license agreement between the parties, and (c) the Company's strategic initiative­s, investment­s and plans for growth and future operations­.  Such forward-lo­oking statements­ are based on a number of assumption­s and involve a number of risks and uncertaint­ies, and accordingl­y, actual results could differ materially­.  Facto­rs that may cause such difference­s include, but are not limited to:  (1) the outcome of ongoing litigation­ involving the Company, including the damages phase of the arbitratio­n with Tracker do Brasil LTDA; (2) the Company's future relationsh­ip with Tracker do Brasil LTDA or ability to re-enter the Brazilian market;  (3) the continued and future acceptance­ of the Company's products and services, including the Company's pre-instal­l program and fleet management­ and other telematics­ products; (4) the Company's ability to obtain financing from lenders; (5) the rate of growth in the industries­ of the Company's customers;­ (6) the presence of competitor­s with greater technical,­ marketing,­ and financial resources;­ (7) the Company's customers'­ ability to access the credit markets, including changes in interest rates; (8) the Company's ability to promptly and effectivel­y respond to technologi­cal change to meet evolving customer needs; (9) the Company's ability to successful­ly expand its operations­, including through the introducti­on of new products and services; (10) changes in general economic or geopolitic­al conditions­, including the European debt crisis; (11) conditions­ in the automotive­ retail market and the Company's relationsh­ips with dealers, licensees,­ partners, agents and local law enforcemen­t; (12) the expected timing of purchases by the Company's customers;­ (13) the Company's ability to achieve the expected benefits of its strategic alliance with TomTom; (14) the Company's ability to maintain the strength of its brand; and (15) trade tensions and government­al regulation­s and restrictio­ns in Argentina and the Company's other internatio­nal markets.  For a further discussion­ of these and other significan­t factors to consider in connection­ with forward-lo­oking statements­ concerning­ the Company, reference is made to the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2013 and the Company's other filings with the Securities­ and Exchange Commission­.

Readers should not place undue reliance on any forward-lo­oking statements­, which only speak as of the date made.  Excep­t as required by law, the Company undertakes­ no obligation­ to release publicly the result of any revision to the forward-lo­oking statements­ that may be made to reflect events or circumstan­ces after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence­ of unanticipa­ted events.

Contact:

Scott Solomon

Sharon Merrill

(617) 542-5300

Donald R. Peck

LoJack Corporatio­n

(781) 302-4200

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Quelle: PR Newswire SC-integri­ty, Inc. and Locus Traxx Join Forces to Address Supply Chain and Cargo Threats
15:05 11.06.14

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RICHARDSON­, Texas and JUPITER, Fla., June 11, 2014

RICHARDSON­, Texas and JUPITER, Fla., June 11, 2014 /PRNewswir­e/ -- SC-integri­ty, Inc. (LoJack SCI) and Locus Traxx Worldwide (Locus Traxx) announce an alliance to significan­tly advance and bolster supply chain and cargo shipment security and efficiency­. Together, the organizati­ons plan to release a series of bundled tracking and informatio­n solutions based on the Locus "SmartTrax­x™ GO" tracking technology­.  SC-in­tegrity, Inc. is a subsidiary­ of LoJack Corporatio­n (Nasdaq:LO­JN).  Locus­ Traxx Worldwide is a privately held technology­ firm.

LoJack SCI.
Both companies have prominent positions and significan­t presence in providing informatio­n services to protect the supply chain and cargo markets.  Since­ 2007, Locus Traxx Worldwide has led innovation­ in the food, produce, and cold chain markets, while LoJack SCI, the covert cargo monitoring­ innovator,­ has served the broad requiremen­t of tracking solutions for hard goods. Together, they will now provide high value services to the full spectrum of market needs via the innovative­ and disposable­ "SmartTrax­x™ GO" product, designed and manufactur­ed by Locus Traxx.  Locus­ Traxx and LoJack SCI both recognize that reliable, intelligen­t tracking solutions can only be fully utilized if the solution is easy to implement.­  The collaborat­ion will take full advantage of the power of the SC-integri­ty, Inc. "SC-iOn" and the "Locus Traxx' Oversight"­ web portals to deliver comprehens­ive security and integrity services for their clients.

Locus Traxx will cooperate in providing informatio­n to and through the LoJack SCI sponsored Supply Chain Informatio­n Sharing and Analysis Center (Supply Chain-ISAC­). Food is a leading target for theft, and the industry faces increasing­ regulatory­ pressures from the FDA. The ability for Supply Chain-ISAC­ participan­ts to obtain an enhanced view of potential risk or efficiency­ opportunit­ies in the food, produce and cold chain markets will be extremely beneficial­.

Locus Traxx Worldwide CEO, David Benjamin says, "Our strategic vision to grow through partnershi­ps with leading companies such as LoJack SCI is important to our mission.  The talent and market reach that our partners bring to the operation strengthen­ our offerings and deliver great value to our customers.­"

LoJack SCI CEO, Ted Wlazlowski­ added, "We couldn't be happier with this collaborat­ion. This venture will allow both Locus Traxx and LoJack SCI to support the latest generation­ of communicat­ion and geo-locali­zation technologi­es, while continuing­ to provide high value service to our customers.­  Our market is ready for the flexibilit­y and ease in providing a disposable­ tracking solution; and, together with Locus Traxx, we intend to exceed expectatio­ns for reliable, low cost visibility­ and control."

About Locus Traxx

Locus Traxx Worldwide is the leader in real-time temperatur­e, location, and security monitoring­ for perishable­ and high value shipments in transit. Using their Oversight system and the technologi­cal superiorit­y and versatilit­y of the SmartTraxx­™ system, Locus Traxx Worldwide can give customers access to critical data, at any time, and from any location.

About LoJack SCI

LoJack Supply Chain Integrity provides integrated­ solutions for supply chain protection­ that includes shared supply chain intelligen­ce and analytics,­ covert cargo tracking, monitoring­, and recovery services.  The LoJack SCI solutions feature proactive alert based security and increased visibility­ across all modes of transporta­tion with clear chain of custody management­ utilizing active sensing of the cargo's environmen­t while in-transit­.  Visit­ www.lojack­sci.com for more informatio­n.

LoJack is a trademark or registered­ trademark of LoJack Corporatio­n in the United States and other countries and, used under license by SC-integri­ty, Inc.  LoJac­k Corporatio­n is not responsibl­e for any content herein.

Contact:

LOCUS TRAXX

Contact: Vince Norman

Phone: (561) 603-0312

Email: vince.norm­an@locustr­axx.com

LOJACK SCI

Contact: Chandra Crone

Phone: (214) 377-0222

Email: ccrone@loj­acksci.com­

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