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I protected politicians and presidents. It used to be easier to tell who the bad guy was

Rob Albert says tighter budgets and more complex threats have made close protection harder, with vehicles and other everyday objects now seen as weapons.

Crime wore a balaclava and carried a gun, it didn’t dress in civvies in broad daylight while driving down the main street of Wangaratta.

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I protected politicians and presidents. It used to be easier to tell who the bad guy was

Crime wore a balaclava and carried a gun, it didn’t dress in civvies in broad daylight while driving down the main street of Wangaratta.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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