In a positive development for safety – and security – at the Southern coastline in Dover, two security-minded criminals who are alleged to have attempted to maintain the Dover Crossings crime in the wider area have been spotted.
They’re alleged to have used extensive mapping services and covert anti-Intelligence technology to track Agents, staff, and other ancillary support groups to disrupt their activities and to determine their roles and functions here.
Further concerns
The events at Dover have sometimes taken on a humanitarian concern, but the evidence now suggests the threat is against the resident population.
The varied encounters had by Journalists across the town in the many types of community and cultures that live there have shown a deep fear over personal safety – and the longevity of the town.
The need in security circles now is to recognise that this type of event can affect the lives of those in local towns and villages that are sited so closely to such vulnerable coastline.
