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.

This news follows the terrorist attack at the Africa Cup of Nations which left three people dead and has highlighted the fact that there are more than 800 criminal cases outstanding against security services in South Africa due to the unprecedented number of criminals being able to infiltrate security companies due to improper vetting – or turning a blind eye. PSIRA are carrying out the investigations and in the past 18 months alone have uncovered criminals involved in activites from robbery to rape working for accredited security firms in South Africa.

Robin Hood Security vets all security staff thoroughly and all have to be of impeccable character with a flawless, researchable, proveable history. This is the only way to provide trustworthy close protection personnel to those who call for it.

Football players will need security services for the 2010 World Cup