FDD Security denies involvement in the DR vs. Haiti match

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FDD Seguridad disclaims responsibility for the organization of the Dominican Republic vs. Haiti match

The company FDD Seguridad has issued an official statement to clarify that it was not involved in the logistics or security services for the soccer match between the national teams of the Dominican Republic and Haiti, held last Thursday, October 1st, at the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium.

This clarification arises in light of the wave of comments and speculation generated on digital platforms, where the organization of the event, corresponding to Group A of the 2026-27 Concacaf Nations League, was questioned.

Confusion over uniforms

According to the company, the confusion originated because the security personnel working at the stadium wore uniforms with a visual similarity to the corporate attire of FDD Seguridad. Given the erroneous association by users, the company was emphatic in its stance:

The company asserted that it had no responsibility, involvement, or contractual link with the match’s security services.

Trajectory and call for caution

FDD Seguridad emphasized that it has a track record of more than 23 years in the sector, specializing in the protection of sporting events and mass spectacles. In light of the allegations, the entity called on public opinion and the media to avoid attributing to them any facts or actions that occurred during the aforementioned sporting event.

  • FDD Seguridad did not have a contract for the event at the Olympic Stadium.
  • The company has more than two decades of experience in the national market.
  • It is requested to avoid the dissemination of information linking the brand to deficiencies in the match’s security measures.

Finally, the firm thanked its clients and business partners for the trust placed in it throughout its years of operations, reaffirming its commitment to transparency in its professional services.

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