As part of the module Cooperation with Other Security Entities of the short-cycle degree study programme Security, we were visited by Mr Vulnet Sadiku, director of the company Proline varovanje d.o.o. and a licensed private detective.
The guest lecturer Mr Sadiku offered students an insight into detective work and the importance of cooperation with other security entities. In addition to his extensive career in detective work, he also serves as director of the company Proline varovanje d.o.o., which offers a wide range of private security services. He presented detective work in the broader context of security and emphasised its important role in ensuring the safety of individuals and companies.
Students were able to learn about various aspects of detective work, such as investigating criminal offences, searching for missing persons, conducting security checks and verifying individuals' backgrounds. In addition, Mr Sadiku also emphasised the importance of cooperation between detectives and other security entities, such as the police, security services and other organisations operating in the field of security.
Through practical examples, he presented to students how detective work complements other security measures and how joint work by different security entities can contribute to more effective protection of people and property. Students were thus equipped with concrete information and insight into the work of detectives and their role in the broader context of the security industry.
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Source: Academia (26. 3. 2024). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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