On one occasion, in 2007, the indictment says, Venezuelan military and intelligence officials escorted members of the militant groups to a 20-day urban warfare and explosives training course in Venezuela's jungles bordering Colombia.
Moscow media quoted Sutyagin's lawyer as saying her client had flown to the Austrian capital, from where British intelligence officers would escort him to London.
The division is commanded by an assistant bureau chief and has different teams specifically responsible for: SST (SWAT -response, executive and witneSWAT -response riot control, crisis nexecutivens, intelligence gandering, motorcycle escort, and ceremonial duties.
The militia has also worked with American officials: they escorted intelligence officers and diplomats away from the besieged villas on Sept. 11, and later, provided protection for American investigators visiting the city in search of evidence in the attack, Mr. Hamid said.
Mayoral aides had police officers from the intelligence division ready to escort Mr. Esposito, in his fourth decade of government service, directly out of the building, on suspicion of heresy.
Within the five boroughs, the Police Department's intelligence division has long escorted and driven local officials of high rank, as well as visiting dignitaries, often in conjunction with federal agents.
In January, 2014, three trucks escorted by the intelligence services were found to be transporting huge quantities of ammunition to a camp frequented by rebels with connections to Al Qaeda, according to an arrest order for one of the drivers.
In early March 1944, Allied intelligence reported that two battleships escorted by destroyers had left Singapore in the direction of Surabaya and a U.S. submarine made radar contact with two large Japanese ships in the Lombok Strait.
At one point, my escort, Jacoub Idris, an S.P.L.A. intelligence officer in his mid-thirties, informed me that we had left the territory of South Sudan.
