Last Wednesday (25 September) the Security Industry Authority (SIA) carried out licence inspections across key venues in Leicestershire. All of the licences inspected by the 16 teams from the SIA's Partnerships and Interventions unit were legitimate.
A security boss who ran seven companies under four different identities has been found guilty of defrauding security operatives who worked for him.
Vigilance can report that two brothers from West Yorkshire have been prosecuted for working in the security industry without the proper licences.
Shamir Razak, an unlicensed door supervisor, and Abdul Rehman, his brother and employer, both pleaded guilty at Leeds Magistrates’ Court on 23 September. The prosecution was brought by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).
Rehman was fined £290, whilst Razak was given 250 hours unpaid community service. The brothers each have to pay costs of £1125, to be paid within 56 days.
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