Daniel Radcliffe being protected by ex-SAS soldiers
March 8th 2008 05:00
Daniel Radcliffe is being protected by four ex-SAS soldiers after receiving a death threat.
The 'Harry Potter' star has been assigned the security team - all of who used to work for the elite British army force, the Special Air Service - after worried movie bosses feared for his safety.
A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "There is a real concern for Daniel's welfare. No one has said what has been going on. It's all hush-hush - but security has been massively ramped up. Daniel has the four guards with him at all times."
His regular driver - used by the star for seven years and considered "part of the family" - has been temporarily replaced.
Daniel has now been given a 'chase car' which follows the vehicle in which he is travelling in case of emergency.
The source said of the SAS guards: "They are all experts in evasive driving, threat assessment and close protection. This isn't about keeping an eye out for the paparazzi - these guys are looking for something far more sinister."
The 'Harry Potter' star has been assigned the security team - all of who used to work for the elite British army force, the Special Air Service - after worried movie bosses feared for his safety.
A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "There is a real concern for Daniel's welfare. No one has said what has been going on. It's all hush-hush - but security has been massively ramped up. Daniel has the four guards with him at all times."
His regular driver - used by the star for seven years and considered "part of the family" - has been temporarily replaced.
Daniel has now been given a 'chase car' which follows the vehicle in which he is travelling in case of emergency.
The source said of the SAS guards: "They are all experts in evasive driving, threat assessment and close protection. This isn't about keeping an eye out for the paparazzi - these guys are looking for something far more sinister."
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