Do you need world class (elite) surveillance services?

Regular readers of my blog may be aware that one of my hats is that of Private Detective – Private Eye. These days I focus mainly on the staff/business assessment side of Private Investigator work. I was once considered one of the best people finders in the country. More information here.

I stopped doing surveillance years ago. Partly because it was not my passion and partly because I was not top notch at it. When I get inquiries about surveillance I refer people to a select few operators. One of these is Surveillance & Investigations Specialists, run by Martin Day. Surveillance & Investigations Specialists (SIS) are world class.

Martin Day is a former member of the British Army, having served with the Coldstream Guards, the Parachute Regiment, Royal Marines and 22 Special Air Service (SAS). Martin, a former senior NCO, has extensive experience in covert reconnaissance, some of which was behind enemy lines (including CTR). Simply speaking, only the world’s best get to serve with the SAS and when someone is doing that sort of work, mistakes can easily lead to death. People with this type of experience therefore have an edge way beyond the norm.

Surveillance & Investigations Specialists provides surveillance services in metropolitan, non-metropolitan and regional areas on the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast  and Brisbane in Queensland, Australia.

Surveillance can be arranged in all other areas and States within Australia, as well as in the United Kingdom and the United States. Obviously, anyone working on behalf of Martin Day will be top notch. He knows good apples.

Martin Day, the owner of Surveillance & Investigations Specialists, is a very decent man. He is one of the few people I would trust with my life. Despite being a tough military veteran, Martin has a high EQ (Emotional Quotient) and handles matters sensitively.

So, if you need surveillance services, get in touch with Martin here.

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