Welcome to Robin Hood Solutions (RHS) – The Professional Security Agency

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We offer every and any commercial security solution you could need backed up with over 25 years of experience in covert surveillance, close protection and investigation.

Fully Compliant with SIA Legislation and practical applications of RIPA 2000 and HRA 1998

With a long history of success both in the UK security and surveillance  industry and also in worldwide operations, RHS have some of the finest personnel and the most experienced operatives in the business. We are adept in electronic tracking and covert surveillance and tackle all types of need from complex fraud investigations to bodyguard and close protection solutions.

RHS have worked at all levels offering a completely professional and discreet service and set the highest standards in corporate investigative support and service – read more about us here RHS Surveillance Info

RHS are specialists in certain fields -

• Covert Surveillance
• Close Protection
• Intelligence Gathering
• Risk Assessment
• Due Dilligence
  
• Electronic Monitoring

RHS are based in the UK but can mount surveillance and investigation quickly and efficiently anywhere in the world, with 25 years experience our network of contacts is extreme which allows gathering of information a very quick and efficient process.

If you have any need for security related services they why not call our friendly team now – discretion assured

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Sydney Uses Covert Surveillance

One of the city’s worst illegal fly tippers has been caught with covert surveillance techniques.

News just in has revealed that – Dib Hanna Abdalla Hanna has been fined $133,000 for tipping waste at locations across the city of Sydney, so comprehensive was the footage and such was the quality that it has been made available for public viewing.

Dib Hanna Abdalla Hanna is shown dumping waste in a variety of public locations including parkland, covert surveillance cameras were used to film the incidents and in some cases the convicted fly tipper was filmed from his home to the location of the crime.

Analysis shows many of the loads were contaminated with asbestos waste, film footage was taken using covert cameras, in some cases waste was dumped straight onto the road which put contaminated and dangerous waste directly into peoples lives. Read the rest of this entry »

Covert Surveillance and RIPA 2000

Newcastle City Council have lashed back at the Guardian newspaper after it reported the Council and the City as being the worst in the country for using its powers of surveillance and monitoring under the Regulation and Investigaory Powers Act 2000 which is called RIPA for short.

The head of law for Newcastle council states that the powers currently being deployed have been there for 10 years and that they have used the RIPA responsibly, the covert surveillance and monitoring they carry out has always been in place and ensure that their methods do not infringe human rights.

In fact the head of law for Newcastle City Council states that they Use RIPA to ensure that the type of covert surveillance and investigation used is done safely behind the framework that RIPA lays down exactly for this type of activity.

NCC use RIPA to investigate everything from fraud to fly tipping and the power was invoked 48 times last year which was a significant drop after being advised they do not need to monitor noise levels with this type of power. Read the rest of this entry »

South Africa has been chosen to host the 2010 World Cup releasing a wave of security concerns for players and their families.

World Cup chiefs believe European countries are scaremongering when they report that ciminals and illegal immigrants have been able to secure jobs in the close protection and security industries but these claims have been backed up by South Africa’s own security regulators – PSIRA. Read the rest of this entry »

Well, nearly all of us. One in 78 apparently.

Official bodies made a shocking 504,073 requests last year to have covert surveillance carried out on people. That’s one person every minute who will have their phone calls, email accounts and activities monitored without their knowledge. the law that is used to enforce this surveillance was originally set up to observe terror suspects but is now being used to spy on us for all sorts of reasons from storing petrol without a licence to bringing unquarantined animals into the country. Read the rest of this entry »

It is claimed that the Royal family cost the British taxpayer less than £1 a year to support, per person. Whether or not this is accurate is difficult to say as figures are blurred but a portion of this goes on their close protection and can we really begrudge them this if we wish to continue with the instiution? Kate Middleton, suspected future wife of Prince William has recently been allocated some personal close protection whilst skiing in Klosters, further fuelling speculation that an engagement announcement is imminent. Read the rest of this entry »

Covert surveillance comes in many forms: from physically watching and monitoring persons and behaviour to gathering intelligence on idividuals and organisations from whatever means possible.

A popular means of gathering formerly hidden information is the online resource of WikiLeaks. This site aims to publicise leaked material that they believe will be of public interest. This will cover Governmental and influential organisational activity around the globe (WikiLeaks were the first resource to reveal the helicopter gunship video of US military attacking civilians in Iraq). Hand in hand with leaking sensitive material is protecting the anonymity of the informant. Read the rest of this entry »

Covert Surveillance with NiteDevil Cameras

The latest installation of covert surveillance cameras tested the latest NiteDevil night time surveillance cameras.

location was the UK and the primary goal was to get 24/7 surveillance on a particular target, the cameras were installed as part of a “building maintenance” cover and were then “Cammed Up”  so they were completely covert.

Even the neighbours were not aware of the deployment, the target merchandise was worth £65k and the threat was between the hours of darkness. Images were sent to a 30 day recorder that saved the data to hard drive with a 9 inch digital monitor. Laptop functionality was enabled for easy edit and the setup was on permanent record. Read the rest of this entry »