Obtaining personal protection services is no longer only for the rich and famous, though they are great examples of requiring such protection. Private Investigators can be trained in personal protection, allowing them to be hired to protect a client and/or their families for any reason.
Examples of people who may need protection include, but are not limited to:
- CEOs and Executives
- Money and Valuables Handlers
- Divorcees and Victims of Domestic Disputes
- Wealthy Individuals
- Targets for Attention
At CIAPI, we take our protection services seriously. Our clients’ privacy and protection is of the utmost importance. We provide discreet armed and unarmed protection services for our clients.
We understand that part of the protection services may mean handling schedules and itineraries. In order to ensure our clients’ safety, we are able to provide the following:
- Schedule coordination
- Speedy transport
- Travel confirmation
- Lodging
- Dining reservations
Risks can be associated with traveling and we minimize that risk by taking on much of the responsibilities.
Hiring a Private Investigator for personal protection can also include electronic protection. While we’re standing by, phones and computers are still able to be accessed. Therefore, we can tie the protection in to ensure safety on a personal and electronic level.
We also understand how important it is to sweep areas before the client has access. While we are able to follow the client wherever necessary, we can also take it a step further by ensuring safety prior to the client arriving. Such areas we would check include:
- Home
- Office
- Hotels
- Conference rooms
- Transportation
Our Private Investigators are highly trained and experienced in personal protection. They bring a level of professionalism and protection not often matched. If you are in need of personal protection services by a Private Investigator, please contact us and we will be more than happy to discuss what we offer and how we can assist you.
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication at the time it was written. It is not intended to provide legal advice or suggest a guaranteed outcome. Individual situations will differ and the law may have changed since publication. Readers considering legal action should consult with an attorney to understand current laws and how they may affect a case.