Radar Roy Trained Cops to Bust You!

In 1997 Radar Roy retired as a Deputy Sheriff Lieutenant with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, after being involved in law enforcement for almost 20 years.

During Radar Roy's career he was a certified traffic radar instructor and trained hundreds of officers in traffic enforcement and speed monitoring equipment.

Roy was also certified by the Arizona Superior Court as a defensive driving instructor in their "ticket diversion" program for over ten years.

Because of Roy's law enforcement experience in traffic enforcement, and his interest in electronic "gizmos" he began researching the claims made by various radar jammer manufactures.

He found that most, if not all were completely false. Thus was born his first web site on the radar jammer industry, RadarBusters.com.

What began as a informational web site, has grown to be one of the most comprehensive site on the radar detector and jammer industry, and the largest distributor of quality speed counter measure products.

Cops Who Care
In 1982, Radar Roy founded Cops Who Care.

This federally approved non-profit organization helps at risk children.

Cops Who Care received national attention when Family Circle magazine did a story on it and Radar Roy. The story focused on the successes Cops Who Care has achieved.

Radar Roy's Interviews
Because of Radar Roy's unique expertise in law enforcement and the protective devices industry, he has been featured in magazines articles and he has given numerous radio and television interviews.

Super Stealth Street Bike Article: Beat the Heat Features The El Paso Challenge between Radar Roy and Speed Measurement Laboratories.
American Iron Magazine Article "Roy's array of detection made him invisible to radar and laser guns.
MSNBC News Network News Program: Count Down Host: Keith Olberman Radar Roy's report was the #1 story of the day.
KPNX-TV News KPNX-TV in Phoenix Arizona interviews Radar Roy on their 10 PM news about Photo Radar.
FOX News Network Tthe Fox Television News Network featured Radar Roy in an investigative report on Photo Radar.