This dangerous intelligence service was formed by the Albanian service SIS, the successor to Sigurimi. During the NATO aggression on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and later, the ŠIK largely removed the rivals of Hashim Thaci and dealt with the acquisition of weapons for the terrorist KLA. Prior to the aggression, members of the ŠIK were mostly blackmailed and frightened by ethnic Albanian population who did not support the KLA terrorists. At that time, at the head of the SIK, Azem Sulja was Thaci’s uncle, Kadri Veselji, Javit Haliti and other powerful men who still control organized crime today.
The arrival of EULEX strengthened the ŠIK, and members of this intelligence service easily occupied strong positions in all regional KPS directors. It is known that the former director of the KPS Resat Malići has submitted a list to the German BND agents as well as the British MI6 with the names of all members of the SEC, the names of highly-placed members of the EULEX who were on the payroll of the SEC and the names of all employees of the service. After that, Malići was replaced and in his place was placed Spend Mađuni, which is said to be young staff of ŠIK.
In the documents of the US State Department, there is a document linking the Albanian intelligence service SIS with Kosovo’s Shik, in which they write that they are an excellent partner with the US government, and that there is close cooperation in intelligence activities.
Stevan Djokic
DBA
Today we are witnessing an increase in the lack of motivation and vacillation of young people. Accelerated development of technology is accompanied by a decline in the will and interest of the youth. They live in a world that is very different from that in which our parents lived. They offer many opportunities. Before them, there are various temptations that are sometimes difficult for adults to imagine. When we talk about what is offered to young people today, we can remember the words of the apostle Paul: “All things are lawful for me, but it is not good for me.”
Parents are often mistaken to know their child well, to have a normal family, and “that can not happen to us.” It is true that an unhappy family with many communication problems can benefit the child’s orientation towards a bad society and street, but by analyzing the social environment and the families from which drug addicts are registered, it can not be said that children from well-off and healthy families are spared these temptations, children from disadvantaged and poor families are destined to be delinquents.
A healthy, stable family is a good basis for the prevention of excessive behavior, but constant attention is necessary – often small, unobtrusive signs suggest that something happens with the child, and they are not paying attention, because they are viewed in the context of puberty; when parents finally realize that, the problem has already advanced.
Changes that occur when turning a child into drug abuse (narcotics) and drug addiction (drug addiction) can be conditionally divided into three categories:
• changes in behavior,
• social disorders,
• body changes.
Based on a research conducted by the Ministry of Health within the project “Drug Abuse Assessment in Serbia” conducted with young people under 16, it has been reported that 58 percent of students have already smoked the first cigarette, and that in each class there are at least three students who smoke up to 20 cigarettes daily and more. That 93 percent of students already had alcoholic drinks, and every third thought that drinking alcohol was an extremely desirable behavior. Bearing in mind the knowledge about the increasingly widespread occurrence of psychoactive substance abuse, there is a need for public information and the continuity of preventive activities.
Earlier findings indicate that students on one side superficially have information on psychoactive substances, and on the other hand they do not have a deep understanding of the addiction problem, which is why they do not have adequately developed attitudes about healthy lifestyles and the long-term effects of abuse of psychoactive substances. Young people are open to experimenting with substances, while at the same time they are not sufficiently aware of the risks they are taking over.
The question of why someone becomes an addict and the other is not always up-to-date, especially if adults are in the same or similar social circumstances, family, school or other micro-fortune. The logical assumption is that there is a predisposition of the preference for the illness of narcotics. Although there are no reliable research indicating the existence of a specific psychic personality structure, addicts are more often encountered by persons with particular personality traits: reticence, passivity, aggression. Identity is the core of personality, but it is also a potential force for the development of personality and is a key signpost in monitoring and understanding the way in which a young man moves. A young person today is exposed to greater temptations than ever before, but she is responsible for her own choice.
Author Đorđe Stojilković, member of Center DBA
Cooperation will be in organization of antiterrorism, cyber intelligence and cyber security trainings.
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The arrests were made after some 200 police officers carried out raids in the states of Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate.
The men had plotted to “kill as many ‘non-believers’ as possible” using a vehicle and guns, prosecutors said.
A 21-year-old man from Offenbach, near Frankfurt, and two 31-year-old brothers from Wiesbaden are the main suspects.
“They had already made contact with different arms dealers, rented a large vehicle and collected financial assets to use for the purchase of guns and the execution of the planned murders,” a spokeswoman for the prosecutor’s office said.
The suspects are aged between 20 and 42 and several are German nationals, the spokeswoman added.
The men have been detained on charges of terrorism financing and criminal conspiracy.
Police seized 20,000 euros (£17,000; $22,500) in cash during the raids, as well as several knives, drugs, a number of electronic devices and documents.
Germany has been on high alert following several jihadist attacks in recent years.
The most deadly was in December 2016 when a man drove a lorry into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people.
Anis Amri, the Tunisian behind the attack, was shot and killed in Italy four days later.
Source: bbc.com
]]>The conference was opened by Nebojsa Ivanovic, director of the System Training Academy, an institution that, since the implementation of the Law on Private Security, is carrying out a program of professional training for performing physical and technical protection of persons and property and maintaining order at sports events, public gatherings and other gathering places. Our colleagues at the System Training Academy have been conducting training for PMC (Private Security Contractor) and PSD (Peronal Security Detail), which have been internationally certified.
Nebojša Ivanović, a man with great experience, explained to the audience the basic issues related to the possibility of employment in the countries of the Middle East and Africa. He stated that the most important thing is that candidates hold a high school diploma, that they are not punished with criminal responsibility and that they have passed a certain certified training.
“International Terrorism and Prevention” was the first point of this conference, and the word is given to Predrag Balcacanovic, one of the founders and president of the Serbian Association of Bodyguards who, in addition to the System Training Academy, is the only one in Serbia with serious training for bodyguards with international licenses. Their certificates are recognized in over forty member states of the World Association of Bodyguards.
Predrag Balcacanovic referred to the problem of poor cooperation between the state and private security sectors, which, in the opinion of the Center for Security, Investigation and Defense DBA, is not at the level that should be. We have examples of good cooperation even in the countries in the region, but since private security in Serbia is still In the beginning and that the laws on this issue will change, we expect that cooperation will be strengthened. He also stated that the problems of terrorism are very little processed in Serbia, that the least is done on the prevention of not only terrorism but also other criminal activities.
After Predrag, the attendees were addressed by Jakov Prolic, Director of Instructor 300 from Croatia and Security Advisor from UNOPS. He repeated to the attendees some basic things about the possibility of employment in high-risk areas, explained the difference between CP (Close Protection) and PMC (Private Military Contractor), working conditions, training and everything that matters. What has been said by Mr. Prolic are the basic and most important things that you did not have anywhere to hear. Otherwise, Mr. Prolic has not only been training for years, he has also carried out the work of security advisers at the UNOPS mission in Somalia. All the information that was presented was received first-hand and from the right man.
Training course:
SIA license – 14 days or training according to Israeli standards – 21 days (you can work with one of these two lance but the Israeli concept is much better and more acceptable)
Salary:
From $ 3,500 to $ 12,000
Conditions:
High school diploma
The candidate does not have a criminal record
It’s important to note that nobody guarantees you a job, because it depends exclusively on the candidate, but you certainly have the help of Mr. Prolic who teaches you how to conduct an interview for the job, which is an important item.
All other information can be obtained from Nebojsa Ivanovic from the System Training Academy via email sistemska.ta@gmail.com
]]>Modern society is constantly evolving, changing and implicitly with it, and the threats and forms of social, moral, integral aggression. Combating these threats is only through continuous training, adequate and always in step with everyday changes.
The courses presented help to develop codes of conduct and good practices in the field of people protection, understanding and forming basic principles that will underpin any personal development in the field.
The Close Protection range is a slight development on the Romanian market, but it has a strong resonance on the foreign market. A fragile domain with enormous implications, which requires rigorous and appropriate training.
The Romanian Bodyguard Federation (RBF) is the only organization competent and recommended to provide training at a high level for specialization through the experience gained through the relations with the operators in the field on the external market, through the contacts and the exchange of experience with different foreign state structures of the Body Guard Agent, in accordance with the legislation in force.
For the most effective coverage of all criteria, the course is structured on two modules, designed both on theoretical background and practical courses, thus contributing to a better consolidation of acquired knowledge.
MODULE I
Introduction – CP History
Case studies
Rules of professional ethics and protocol;
Special Battle Techniques L1 – Level 1 (KARATE, KRAV MAGA, SAMBO, JUDO) – attack rejection, disarmament, immobilization;
Pedestrian formations and devices;
Specific first aid;
VIP evacuation and protection techniques and maneuvers;
Initiation in gunning technique (normative, security technique, weapon handling, shooting positions, etc.);
Specific terminology.
Specifications:
Required: Tactical training suit (boots, trousers, blouse / t-shirt).
Airsoft replicas are allowed.
MODULE II
Planning and profiling: Retrieve and process VIP information
Special Purpose Battle Techniques (L2 = Level 2)
Defensive driving – techniques of driving and car handling.
Shooting techniques with lethal weapon – course in polygon)
Advanced security: search procedures, body searches.
This module focuses on practical evidence consisting of different VIP protection scenarios in: restaurant, scene, street, club, car, mall, etc.
Specifications:
Required: Tactical training suit (boots, trousers, blouse / t-shirt) and office suit.
Airsoft replicas are allowed.
]]>For every conviction, KFOR’s behavior, whose representative Vicenza Grazo has stated that they will not interfere because it was a police action. Does that mean that Albanians can fall to the North every day and on the pretext that the police action is to arrest a 3/4 more citizen? Also, a statement by KFOR spokespersons that the situation is peaceful and stable is, at the very least, a humiliation for Serbs who did not sleep all night because of the brutal force of Albanians. It is extremely difficult in these situations to remain calm but also to restrain the people who are justifiably afraid of their neighbors not to go out on the streets and to set up barricades or to be self-advocated to protect themselves from the terror of the Albanian police, “Zivotic said. He adds that the latest developments have revealed what many feared – that there is no Serb to protect anyone in Kosmet.
Finally, the masks fell, KFOR and NATO knew that violence was being prepared, but they all comforted us not to come to him, as was confirmed by the president of Serbia. We must not allow us to provoke us because the Albanians of the larger scale conflict are the only options that can achieve the goal, which is ethnically pure Kosovo and Metohija, in what we have seen today, but also recently in the Gazivode case they have a tacit consent of NATO and KFOR, and an incredibly lukewarm attitude EU.
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The course was led by Stevan Djokic, an investigative and security advisor, a former police officer and a private detective who spent the last 15 years in the private security sector. Relevant issues related to this topic, pedestrian tracking, vehicle, combined, with various devices such as GPS, which course participants could see, were processed. We also talked about legal bases regarding secret surveillance. The emphasis was mainly on the preparation of this operational-tactical action. At the end of the course, the participants were divided into groups and received certain tasks, and afterwards they explained how they performed the same tasks.
The participants of the course were greeted by the president of the International Police Organization, Mr. Ilija Zivotic, as well as the president of the World Police Counter-Terrorism Organization, Mr. Dragan Pantic.
The DBA Security, Investigation and Defense Center will continue to organize courses like this and similar courses after which students will also receive certificates.
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Mr. Cristian Baluta is certified by Center for security, investigation and defense DBA as Center DBA Ambassador for Romania.
]]>Source: NYPD Auxiliary (twitter) and Interpolice.org
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