Howell County, MO. – On June 25, 2024, Sheriff Brent Campbell with the Howell County Sheriff’s Office announced that they, in collaboration with ProtechDNA, will be spearheading a groundbreaking statewide initiative designed to combat property theft.
ProtechDNA’s innovative program, known as DNA for Property, introduces a revolutionary solution to combat property theft effectively. This involves applying an adhesive gel containing thousands of microscopic dots, each uniquely encoded with a PIN or serial number, which will allow officers to swiftly identify and recover stolen items.
“This partnership with Howell County Sheriff’s Office exemplifies our dedication to working with law enforcement agencies that share our vision for proactive crime prevention,” stated Shawn Andreas, President of ProtechDNA, in a press release, “Sheriff Campbell’s unwavering commitment to proactive measures and community engagement aligns perfectly with our mission to empower communities with innovative solutions. We carefully select partners who demonstrate a relentless pursuit of crime prevention, and Sheriff Campbell’s proactive stance makes Howell County an ideal launch site for our program relaunch.”
