The car of Nima Hosseini Razi, who is studying for an MBA at the University of Wales, had broken down next to Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament. He left the car there and while waiting for the AA he went sightseeing. He left a message to explain that his car has broken down and that he left for sightseeing and didn’t want a fine because he couldn’t help it. The anti- terrorist officers thought that it was an attack so they blew up the car. The tourist also received a parking fine. Mister Razi thinks the officers were very arrogant and unprofessional. They didn’t want to listen to his story, which made him feel like a terrorist.
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I think it is a funny story to read. Of course it wasn’t funny for Mister Razi or the anti- terrorist officers. I can imagine that Mister Razi felt treated like a terrorist. I was in a similar situation on Schiphol a few years ago. My sister forgot her suitcase and we were already in the parking lot. I had to run back to pick up the suitcase. The suitcase was already surrounded by a few officers. When I explained that my sister forgot her suitcase and I was there to pick it up. They were angry and complained that they thought it was an attack. I felt sorry but it wasn’t on purpose.
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