All-round Athlete

Chapter 720

Twelve hours later, Zhang Guan accepted an exclusive interview with an international media.

"I thought it was just a few gangsters looking for trouble, but I never expected that it was an attack aimed specifically at me. What made me even more chilled was that the person who attacked me could appear in front of the public openly, on the Internet, in newspapers, etc. Voice out on the Internet, social media, and TV to win the sympathy of the public! I, the victim, have been being held accountable by the public. As for the mastermind behind the murder, he is still at large!"

"I am an athlete, and I cannot choose where the competition will be held. For example, the next Olympic Games will be held in the UK. I hope that the British government can face up to this matter and protect the rights and interests of athletes participating in the UK. personal safety. I don’t think any athlete is willing to risk his life to participate in the competition.”

Zhang Guan's interview was like throwing a stone into a pond. After a "plop", although the stone disappeared, the water wave spread to the wider surrounding area.

Tennis king Federer was the first to speak out: "As the organizer of the competition, it is obliged to protect the personal safety of the participating athletes. As the host of the next Olympic Games, Britain should take practical measures to protect the personal safety of the athletes, just as Zhang Guan said Say, I don't want to risk my life to participate in the Olympics!"

Immediately afterwards, Bolt also followed suit: "When I was playing in England before, someone once reminded me not to go to certain places at night, it would be very dangerous. Now it seems that even in the daytime, London is equally dangerous. A lot of danger. Will thousands of athletes from all over the world compete in this environment in the next Olympic Games?"

Nadal, Isinbayeva, Powell... one after another well-known athletes stood up and demanded that the UK should protect the personal safety of athletes. Even Zidane, who has retired for several years, also shared his experience of playing in the UK.

"Competing in the UK, that was a terrible experience! It's the same whether you win or lose. I remember one time I played in the UK and I left on the bus after the game. I saw the crowd outside the bus and thought it was enthusiasm. Fans, I waved to them through the glass window, but what greeted me was mineral water bottles thrown at me, and middle fingers pointed at me one by one! I can guarantee that if I was not sitting in the car at that time, I would definitely Dead!"

Zidane's remarks aroused the approval of many football players. British football hooligans are famous all over the world, but among the players who have participated in football matches in the UK, which one has not been subjected to football hooliganism? It's fine if everyone doesn't talk about it on weekdays, but now someone took the opportunity to mention it, and it immediately opened up the conversation among football players across Europe.

At the same time, another identity of London is that it will host the next Olympic Games. It is obviously very important to ensure the personal safety of participating athletes. Therefore, when the president of the International Olympic Committee was interviewed, he also expressed the hope that the London Olympic Organizing Committee can take practical and effective measures to ensure the safety of every participating athlete.

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Sebastian was in a state of desperation again, as long as it was related to the Olympic Games, he would naturally be involved.

"Athletes' personal safety should be a matter for the police. Why do they come to me? Even the football hooliganism is on my head! I can solve the things that have not been solved in the whole of Britain for decades? Zhang Guan Is it my fault for the attack? Is it my fault that London is not safe? Everyone is standing up and talking without back pain. Which city will have no criminals? Not just London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid... Which city has no slums? Slums They are all unsafe places, and they are all places that cannot be visited at night, so how can we only talk about London?"

Sebastian roared in the office, but he felt extremely aggrieved in his heart.

Security issues obviously belong to the police. No matter if someone robs or is beaten up in any place, you should go to the police, not the director of sports. Although Sebastian was much older than the Sports Bureau, he couldn't care about the personal safety of the athletes.

But at this time, the London police began to "play dead" instead, with a look of "we caught the gangster very well", which made Sebastian take the blame.

The assistant knocked on the door cautiously and came in, and said softly: "Mr. Chairman, I just received a notification that the foreign affairs department has requested the Indian government to extradite Omi Maliya back to the UK for trial!"

"That damned criminal deserved it for causing such trouble! He deserves a heavy sentence, and it's best to imprison him for life!" Sebastian said cursingly.

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"Father, don't abandon me, I don't want to be extradited to the UK, I don't want to go to jail!" Omi wailed and knelt in front of her father.

"Then what do you want me to do? The UK has clearly demanded that our government must extradite you back to the UK for trial! What do you want me to do?" Old Maria also looked heartbroken.

"But I'm an Indian. I'm not British. Even if it's a trial, it should be tried in India. Why is it in the UK?" Omi said with a sad face.

"The country where the crime occurred can be the subject of extradition. We are a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, and we have signed the "Commonwealth of India Criminal Suite Plan". British judges even have the right to directly issue an arrest warrant for you! What's more, what do you think Is our government willing to offend Britain for you?" Old Maria said.

"Father, our Maliya family is the top family in India. You can go to those members of Congress. We can put pressure on the government and the prime minister so that they don't hand me over..." Omi said anxiously.

"Do you think our family will offend the British government for you?" Old Maria looked at his son with a look of hatred, and he continued, "Don't you understand yet? The family has given up on you Already!"

"Father, I'm your son? Do you really have the heart to watch your son go to jail?" Omi began to cry while talking.

"I can't help it. For the sake of the family, I can only pretend that I never gave birth to your son!" Old Maria looked at her son, sighed, and then said, "Omi, go and plead guilty. The judge can give you a light sentence, get out of prison earlier, and then go back to the countryside. I have prepared a sum of money for you, enough to eat and drink for the rest of your life..."

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Winchester Men's Prison, Hampshire, England.

Omi walked slowly on the promenade under the leadership of the prison guards. The whistles from the surrounding cells and the sound of prisoners knocking on the iron gate seemed to be a death talisman in Omi's ears.

"Don't pick up the soap, don't pick up the soap, don't pick up the soap..." Omi murmured these words silently in her heart, and at the same time looked around in horror, the eyes inside the bars were watching as if looking for prey. He, and Omi's performance obviously excited the people behind the bars.

An old prison guard looked at this scene and shook his head helplessly, his eyes were more numb. He could tell that it was the first time Omi entered prison, and he knew that what would greet Omi next was What.

The prison guard leading the way stopped, opened one of the iron doors, pushed Omi in, and closed the door. Not long after, there was a crash and Omi's screams from inside the door.

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The chief inspector of prisons in the UK has warned that prisons in the UK have become "places full of unacceptable violence and danger", and the UK's prisons are in the worst state in 10 years. In Winchester Men's Prison alone in southern England, there were more than 1,000 attacks last year, a 27 percent increase on the previous year.

This piece of news was not eye-catching, and was quickly covered up by various political news, celebrity gossip, and anecdotes...