ICTS’ Canine Security Division worked behind the scenes ensuring that The 2022 Commonwealth Games (28 July – 8 August) were a success. All eyes were on Birmingham as more than 5,000 athletes from around the Commonwealth group of nations competed in 280 events across 19 sports during the 10 days of the Games.
From 14 July 2022, our Explosives Detection Dog Teams security-screened multiple vehicles at a Remote Vehicle Search Site. These vehicles were delivering goods to Commonwealth Games venues.
“The Commonwealth Games were a thrilling and joyous festival of sport. It was a privilege and pleasure for our Dog Teams to work at such a high-profile event. A lot of planning and working in close collaboration with multiple agencies took place in order to deliver that essential added layer of security that a dog and its handler provides and that is recommended by the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure”
said Andy Dodds, Divisional Director – Canine Security Services, ICTS UK & Ireland.
