“I had a situation” – Simon Jordan revealed that he was a victim of the kidnapping plan

Simon Jordan negotiated showed that he was once a victim of a kidnapping plan.

The former Crystal Palace owner discussed issues about security in football with Jeff Hill, a retired police detective.

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Hill, a security manager Harriere Global, a security industry industry, provided a view of the constant problems that people are currently facing.

On Thursday, the former Harry Regredop manager was the victim of a thief because the mask thieves entered his mansion with hammers.

Manchester United’s wife, Andrea Onna, was also stolen from her handbag earlier this year and watched that Deli was held at Knifpoint in 2020 in 2020.

Hill has been disclosed to negotiates that some people are targeted in football: “It is very difficult to say, because now there is statistics, we know more because we are involved with these people, very little is reported.

“That’s on a scale, I got involved with a very famous football person last week. The criminals were in his house for four minutes.”

The former police detective also explained why criminals appear to often strangle footballers.

“This is a very important problem, what you read in the media is part of what is happening,” Hill explained.

“These are not only bands, but small people and groups work together.

“But this is a great group for criminals, footballers, because tens or more of a few millionaires retire every year and enter the lower end with more loads.

“As a group of people, they are great for job criminals because this is where the money is in.”

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Simon Jordan security scary

Jordan, who had a crystal Palace between 2000 and 2010, then opened for its terrible experience.

He explained that when he had a telephone company before being involved in the palace, he was the victim of a kidnapping plan.

“I have had this in my life,” Jordan said. “I have had a situation in my life that someone has tried to kidnap me.

“And I know that the situation around me was forced to provide personal security around me because it was threatened that I had a very big mobile business.

“People were kicking cell phones, they lifted trucks and we got security around them, but then they decided to lift me,” he said.

“I had to go deep into it, and of course the owner of a football club was also accompanied by security issues.”

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Why are criminals targeting people in football?

Hill went on to conclude why football players, managers and everyone who participate in the sport were targeted.

“It is not surprising to the criminals that footballers make a lot of money, it is just an element why they are targeted,” he said.

“The first is the fact that their movements are quite predictable – you know where they are educated, when training, what vehicles look like, when they play and stay overnight.

“The ultimate element is that they are not very good in terms of security, they are shining in football, but when they try to search security, they are in a market they are not familiar with.”

What is the security solution?

Hill and Jordan’s security manager then both evaluated how the security issue could be better arranged, and with a look at the Harrier Global work.

“You have acquired the player’s interface that are incredibly crowded, they serve all kinds of players’ needs and they do a great job,” Hill said.

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“But when they are asked about security, they are not skilled in this world and go out, do what they think is right, but often short.

“This is really the question of not looking at security from a solution, this is what most people do, instead what we do (Harrier Global) is to look at it from a criminal perspective.”

“The menu of services can be provided by kids like Jeff who is used and clubs can participate,” Jordan said.

“I think the player has to pay for himself, not because I have a medium spirit, I think I will pay enough to take responsibility for taking care of their lives.

“My responsibility (as a owner) is to get involved with people like Jeff, get a menu of service, make sure they are clearly visible to my players and allow them to use a set of resources.”

“The people we work directly are footballers, but we are talking to some of our players with some clubs,” Hill said.