The World Cup Participants Start To Doubt Police Work
Sunday, June 6th, 2010
High rates of crime and theft cases began to worry World Cup team participants. They also seemed to start not believing in the police. So, to secure the treasure, some teams began to hire private security.
Those private securities continue to guard room of players, coaches, and officials. Thus, the team can peacefully do the exercise or compete for their room will be guarded 24 hours.
Previously, cases of theft were making anxious teams and participants. The room of Greece team recently being robed, three of the players lost their money. Soon, the thieves also entered the Uruguayan team room and devour the sum of 12 000 U.S. dollars.
Greece and Uruguay had reported it to the police. However, they apparently did not get a satisfactory answer. In fact, the police in Uruguay even accuse people of stealing his own.
Therefore, now those teams hire private security. This action is imitating a lot of South African citizens who hired private security as it gives more satisfactory service and trustworthy.
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