Harry and Meghan 'should get state-funded security', says ex-royal protection officer
Scott Hamer said specialist police can provide intelligence and armed protection that private firms cannot match, reigniting the dispute over who should pay.
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The Sussexes have no right to demand state-funded personal protection. Fortunately, I have a proposal on how they can raise the money themselves. A comment by Michael Deacon.
Harry and Meghan Urged To Get State-Funded Security by Ex-Royal Protection Officer After UK Return
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should have their security in Britain financed directly by the state, according to a former senior royal protection officer. Ex-bodyguard Scott Hamer argued that specialist police units offer intelligence-gathering, firearms capability and inter-agency coordination that no private firm can replicate, and urged that the scale of the couple's global profile warranted state involvement. The intervention reignites a co…
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