JL Audio Demonstration Vehicle Theft Prevented by the Power Lock

Business Wire, July 31, 2007

COSTA MESA, Calif. -- Powerlock International Corporation (PWLK.PK) is pleased to report that JL Audio, Inc. (www.jlaudio.com), one of the finest and coveted mobile, home, and marine audio electronics brands, chose the Power Lock to protect its demonstration vehicle from being stolen.

In an email to Rick Fass, president of Powerlock International, Jim Clayton of JL Audio wrote,

"Hello Rick,

After our 2004 Escalade JL Audio Demo Vehicle was stolen and stripped, we installed a Power Lock.

Nine months later Power Lock prevented the same thing from happening again.

The thieves used the exact same method as before but could not start the vehicle.

Power Lock works!"

These manufacturers' demonstration vehicles are loaded with the latest of mobile audio electronics costing thousands of dollars.

Fass states, "We at Powerlock International are proud and quite flattered. Let's face it; JL Audio has its choice of every security system available today. JL Audio chose the finest: Power Lock. Our thanks to JL Audio for their trust in a Power Lock Security System."

Powerlock International distributes the Power Lock vehicle anti-theft product (www.powerlock.com), the only product that cannot be circumvented by "hot wiring" the predominate method of vehicle theft.

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