It rumbles firmly within the public service Surveillance and Protection (DBB).
Protectors of the Royal Family and politicians talk too heavy workload, shoddy by chefs with service cars and a culture of fear.
That report Members of the important service to De Telegraaf. They come out of anonymity because they are not taken seriously in their eyes within the organization.
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The police union NPB confirms the unrest. This week members conduct interviews with leaders within the police management about the problems. "This is very painful. In such a critical unit at this time should be no trouble there, "said Albert Springer of the NPB, which fully endorses the problems outlined.
The leadership of the National Unity which the DBB is, acknowledge the dissatisfaction and that the workload is very large. "The service is under pressure," said Head of Operations Theo van der Plas.
http://www.telegraaf.nl/ By: Editor Mick van Wely Photo: Reuters
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