Punjab Police to Receive SDI's Lektrox Less Than Lethal Ammunition

TORONTO, July 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Security Devices International, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: SDEV) ("SDI"), a defense technology company specializing in the creation of less than lethal ammunition solutions, announced today that it has received a request for its innovative less than lethal advanced Lektrox Wireless Electric Bullet ammunition from the Police of Punjab, Chandigarh, India.

The request, received directly from the office of the Punjabi Police Director General, asks for ammunition in sufficient quantities to carry out in-depth performance trials with Punjab's existing equipment and infrastructure.

"This is another major breakthrough for the Company," said SDI CEO, Sheldon Kales, who was in charge of the negotiations with the Punjabis. "We initiated marketing efforts to select armed forces. We are pleased to see the positive market response, not only initial interest from major armed forces, but also now in the field of law enforcement."

Mr. Kales added that this request is in line with the Company's anticipated opening of production facilities in Israel; facilities that, when fully operational, will produce Lektrox projectiles in necessary quantities for demonstration and testing.

With a population exceeding 24 million inhabitants and over 160,000 police officers, the Company is optimistic in establishing the foundation for a continuing relationship with the Offices of the Director General of Police, Punjab, Chandigarh.

More about SDI

SDI specializes in the field of less than lethal technologies for defense industries. The Company's R&D is currently conducted in Israel by Elad Engineering Ltd ("Elad"), a team of engineers headed by Haim Danon and Ilan Shalev. Mr. Danon and Mr. Shalev previously held positions at Israeli Aircraft Industries (IAI) and Israeli Military Industries (IMI) leading development projects such as the Negev machine gun, currently deployed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), and the legendary Desert Eagle pistol, as well as other weapon systems.

SDI and Elad are supported by an internationally renowned team of specialists that includes Emmanuel Mendes, an electrical engineer with four decades experience at the forefront of development in Israel's leading technology industries; and Dr. Yoav Paz, a leading heart and chest surgeon from the Hadassah Medical Center Jerusalem and member of the European Cardiology Society.

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Released July 2, 2008