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Joseph A. LaSorsa, President & CEO of J. A. LASORSA & ASSOCIATES, FORMER SECRET SERVICE AGENT, Presidential Protection - the White House, providing worldwide discreet Executive Protection, Bodyguard, Physical Security Services and Training to corporate executives, dignitaries, the public, and celebrities. Operating out of our home base in south Florida, our firm's Security Services include, but are not limited to: Estate & Yacht Security, Systems and Safe Room - Design and & Construction, Corporate, Workplace Violence, School Violence, School Security Consulting & Training and Counter Eavesdropping & Industrial Espionage & general Audio Counter-Measures.

Friday, August 24. 2007

Miami Private Investigator

Former Secret Service Agent, Presidential Protection, Joseph A. LaSorsa, CPP provides: National and International private investigation, private investigator and executive protection, bodyguard, bodyguards, child protection, exploited children, security assessments, threat assessments, assessment services in Puerto Rico, Naples, Key West, Tampa, Orlando, Palm Beach, Jupiter, Miami, Miami Beach, South Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, South Florida, Florida. As a Former Secret Service Agent, Joe LaSorsa knows and understands the importance of privacy and protection. J.A. LaSorsa's services include: Premises Liability, Security Negligence, Investigative and Counterfeit Currency Cases Expert Testimony, Confidential Investigations, Estate & Yacht Security, Systems and Safe Room - Design and & Construction, Corporate, Workplace Violence & School Security Consulting & Training and Counter Eavesdropping & Industrial Espionage, Electronic Sweeps, Sweep, Bug Sweeps, Surveillance & general Audio Counter-Measures.

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