Comments on: Executive Protection – EP Operations Center

By: Schwartz, John

Schwartz, John — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 02:20:11 +0000

Peter,Cheers!

First of all, please give me your full name, first and last, the exact physical location of your company, language (s) you speak and your physical address has to be verifiable. After I receive all your information and it is accurate, I will help you with all legitimate inquiries you may have regarding International close protection.The following areas I can help you with: Anti-piracy training and procedures at high sea; Aircraft security; yacht security; evasive driving techniques left and right hand techniques;dealing with foreign police( the right and wrong way) and all matters dealing with International security issues in 220 countries and most Island groups in the world, for example the Seychelles Islands in the Indian ocean etc.

By: peter

peter — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:03:54 +0000

John,let me have your contact details

By: John Schwartz

John Schwartz — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:15:51 +0000

Mr. Doc Rodgers has good points to share with fellow colleagues.

I would like to add a few general comments and some particulars:When hiring someone for Executive Protection assignments one usually thinks of Ex-Secret Service graduates which seem obvious candidates, but they may be a little spoiled by having had so many resources. As for Veterans of elite military units, they may be bored to distraction. ” You tell me you were a Navy SEAL. Great I call you when I have a beach to storm.

Brains are more far more important than brawn.
You have to look like the people you protect. Your job is to keep the client away from trouble.

Other General knowledge is helpful: new construction security,Maritime Yacht security, Tactical driving, ( left and right side road), surveillance and counter-surveillance, electronic and human intelligence gathering methods and interpretation of data, foreign language abilities.

International protection and advances are vary complicated and require years of experience,e.g legal issues, how to deal with foreign police, anti-American feeling, religious beliefs.

More information is available…. I would be happy to help any fellow member who is planning a trip overseas.
I have traveled to 220 countries.

By: Rick Colliver

Rick Colliver — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 01:48:12 +0000

One of the add-on benefits to working with the hotel security director and staff on your advance, is that they can work the “inside” of their operation and get you your pick of hotel rooms to be used for this purpose. More often than not, we have found hotel security managers to be extremely cooperative and helpful, and if you are looking for a particular room with a particular view, or access to balconies or rooftops to run a portable repeater antenna, they can save you alot of time and trouble. They will also be the ones with the ‘elevator key’ that you’ll want to involve on movements. They can often help you get upgraded to a suite for the cost of a regular room…enabling you to set up your OC without bumping into each other coming/going from the bathroom. And…they can tell you who-else is staying in the property.

By: RAY HASTY

RAY HASTY — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:28:47 +0000

THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS SO IMPORTANT TO THOSE OF US WHO ARE CHANGING THE EXECUTIVE PROTECTION IMAGE WE SEE MOVIES OF SO-CALL BODY GUARDS WHO BY PASS THE ABOVE SECURING THE PRINCIPALS HOTEL,SUITE. THIER IS A LOT TO BE DONE IN MAKING SURE THAT YOUR PRINCIPAL IS SAFE.