CMNT (COMMINT) Is Using Security Tech and Intelligence To Build Safer and Smarter Communities

A new non-profit founded by Devan Leos, CMNT aims to use crowd-sourced intelligence, and donate security technology, such as ring doorbell cameras and metal detectors for schools, to support communities in need, and people in high-crime areas as well as victims.

In addition to providing security technology, CMNT uses open-source intelligence (OSINT) and crowd-sourced intelligence to identify ongoing and emerging threats within various communities to provide a clear and concise picture of what's happening. The goal is to help prevent crimes and keep communities safe, while also raising awareness and educating the community about what's going on in their area.

"We will be aggregating multiple sources of data to provide a higher level of awareness," Says founder Devan Leos

CMNT is headquartered in Los Angeles County and is currently focused on serving those local communities; however, there are plans to potentially expand beyond LA county in California and abroad in the future.

The non-profit was founded in May 2022 and has been working on adding resources, getting more members, and helping the community through investigations.

The inspiration for CMNT came from Devan's own experiences and the lack of options for community service that aligned with his skills and interests. He saw a need for a non-profit that could help tackle emerging threats and make communities more secure and aware.

Devan Leos - Founder of CMNT (COMMINT)

"Our goal is to make a positive impact on our communities," says Devan Leos. "We believe that everyone deserves to feel safe and secure, and we are dedicated to using technology and intelligence to make that a reality. We are proud to be able to help those in need and provide them with the tools and resources they need to protect themselves and their families."

CMNT is always looking for new members and volunteers to join the cause. Whether you have a background in security technology, intelligence, or simply have a passion for making your community a safer place, CMNT welcomes your involvement.

The CMNT's motto is "Vita liberatas et studium feliciatis" which is latin and derived from the constitutional phrase "Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness". 

"Together, we can build safer and smarter communities for everyone, making it easier for everyone to live their life, and pursue their dreams fearlessly." -Devan Leos

To learn more about CMNT, visit their website www.comintell.org.

Media contact:

Devan Leos

dev@comintell.org

661-231-6368

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