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| We are the proud sellers of the Amber Stick. The Amber Stick is a small USB device that contains all of the necessary software to create and store information on all of your children and/or family members. The information, including up to three pictures for each person, is then readily available to law enforcement officers in the event that one of your loved ones becomes missing. The information on the Amber Stick can be accessed for pre-made missing person posters, current descriptions, and the ability to instantly upload the information for nationwide Amber Alert broadcast. |
| We are selling the Amber Sticks for $25.00 each. Each stick has the capability to hold the information of hundreds of people. Consider buying one for each person that has custody of, or watches your children. View our Safety Tips page for information from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Credit card sales require a nominal fee for processing and shipping. |
| Thank you for your purchase Please allow 10-14 days for delivery |
| Click on the Department of Justice logo to the right to check for sexual predators in your community. |
| Complete the information below if you need additional information or if you have difficulty placing an order. Contact us if you need to pay using a check or money order. Checks must clear prior to shipment. We can also conduct a brief demonstration of the Amber Stick for your group or organization. We can also offer volume discounts. Contact us to make arrangements. |
| Amber Stick In The News |
| Click on the picture to the Left to view a report from WTAE Channel 4 Pittsburgh 1/22/07 Click on the Picture to the Right to view a report from WPXI Channel 11 Pittsburgh 1/11/07 |
| On 2/8/07 four year old Ayinde Bradford was abducted while his grandmother was dropping him off at his daycare program. Fortunately Ayinde has been returned to his mother. On 2/9/07 Binta Smith, Ayinde's mother, called to receive an Amber Stick due to what she experienced when Ayinde was abducted. Niether Binta Smith nor her mother were able to provide police officers with all of the necessary information or pictures immediately following the abduction. Click the pictures below to view reports of her comments from 2/9/07. |
| Pittsburgh Police Historical Association 412-812-5015 |
| The Latest Version of the Amber Stick is Now Available The Amber Stick Now Has Sections for Children, Adults, and Pets $25.00 each |
| Click The "Buy Now" Button to Purchase Your Amber Stick All Payments are Processed Through PayPal's Secure Site. |