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??BAUER-GRIFFIN.COM MI6 STEP IN AS ROYAL SECURITY OFFICER CRITICIZES HARRY'S GUARDS Panic stricken MI6 officers are trying to shut down further embarrassing news emerging from his Prince Harry???s naked Las Vegas weekend. Officers from the secret service, who run the famous 00 agents like James Bond, have contacted security at the Wynn Hotel to block any video surveillance camera footage leaking out in the future. Their desperate measures come as one former Royal protection chief says Harry was exposed and not safe with his Royal Protection Officers (RPOs) The three man team is already under scrutiny for allowing nude pictures of Harry to be taken on their watch at his penthouse suite. Some senior police figures have called into question their ??sclose relationship??? with the Prince. There is also concern about how it impacts Wills and Kate as they share security detail on visits. Worried MI6 bosses warned resort owner Steve Wynn that they expected all video of Harry???s visit to be erased. Their drastic move came after allegations surfaced in America that cocaine was in his suite and more ??sembarrassments??? were pending.. Vegas casino boss Wynn has warned staff they face the sack if they leak details to media outlets about his VIP's recent day. Party girls have shied away from going public with their confrontations with Harry for fear of being "blackballed" from Sin City. Last night in a TV interview, a professional security expert, who protected Wills and Kate on their 2011 US visit, expressed his concern at the lack of security. Jaime Salanga, CEO of Draken Security, said: "Security should have been tighter than normal. "Protecting their safety is one thing, but with some clients the issue is that you have to protect their reputation because it has significant consequences in this case with Prince Harry. ??sIf a nude video emerges it would be very tough to explain that away as it is very significant security breach.??? Salanga insists if his security detail been there Harry would have been in the clear. ???There would have been searches of purses and anything. ??sBut what if Harry had waved them (his security team) off, and said 'Hey you don't have to go through a thorough search - It is a possibility.??? A source in Vegas claimed: "It has now moved into MI6 territory as this scandal is no longer an embarrassing leaked picture but an international scandal. "British security teams impressed on Wynn's security team that all footage of Harry is locked away or destroyed. ??sThey do not want the risk of any more information or video leaking out to the real world "Cabanas, corridors, elevators, pools, and VIP walkways all have surveillance cameras, but that footage is meant to remain private. ??sExecs at the Wynn have made this a priority and have put everyone on lockdown. ??sThey do not want any information appearing to show that no ViP can stay there and not have privacy or secrecy. All staff have been reminded of their responsibilities when it comes to not discussing guests." The Vegas source ??" who works with hotels ??" added: ??sThe security team at the Wynn insist that that Harry???s officers had full control of the security arrangements. Hundreds of VIPs come to their hotel and nothing like this has ever happened before, so they are pointing the figure at the Royal team. ??sOne guard was shocked to see an officer in a Jacuzzi with Harry, while others were shocked there were no pat downs on the way in to the suite. ??sThey felt that Harry???s officers acted more like his friends than security. In fact some of the party girls didn???t even realize that Harry had a security team with him. August 30, 2012 Job: 120901F3 www.bauergriffin.com www.bauergriffinonline.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ??BAUER-GRIFFIN Prince William and Prince Harry, both second lieutenants in the Household Cavalry, march in the 82nd Annual Combined Cavalry Old Comrades Association Memorial Service in London's Hyde Park. The event gathers together current and former members of the military. Following tradition, participants wear a city suit, bowler hat and carry an umbrella, which was the 'proper order of dress' prior to World War I. Job: 70513J3 May 13, 2007 NON-EXCLUSIVE London, England www.bauer-griffin.com [001/NB 001/RM ]