Of course, although you don't have to have magnetism to hire a bodyguard, you do have to have some means. And yes, you are expected to buy tickets for your protectors. But most assignments are more mundane. Consider Tom Cunane, leader of a three-bodyguard detail protecting auditors at the offices of a recently defunct Orlando, Fla., insurance company. We're protecting our clients from policyholders whose insurance company can't pay their claims right now.
People show up here who are distraught over the illness or death of a loved one.
They deserve to be handled with respect. Hiring someone with that kind of professionalism can be dicey. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy .