The euphoria and joy that has been experienced for several days on the streets of Qatar – when the country began to receive thousands of fans from all over the world who arrive enthusiastic about the start of a new World Cup – also has its B side And it was that side almost hidden by World Cup fever that the journalist experienced this Friday Dominique Metzger when he was the victim of a robbery.
The episode of insecurity occurred when it was already after 8.30 pm in Doha and the TN presenter was with her microphone in front of the camera making one of the last broadcasts of the day.
He was in the middle of broadcasting that his wallet was stolen, in which he carried all his documents, as well as money and credit cards. A fact that forced her to go to a police station to file a complaint.
She herself recounted the moment through her social media, where she detailed what happened to her followers: “Good, Qatar experiences. My wallet just got robbed as we were starting the live. This is the police, they sent me here to file a complaint, ”she told in Instagram stories showing the facade of the police station.
And she added, frustrated: “They ensure that everything is monitored here and that they will find the wallet. He had the documents, the money, the cards… obviously the one that worries me the most, the other one doesn’t interest me at all”. So nothing, we’ll see what happens. Experiences you were not expected to have, live them“.
A few minutes after contextualizing the episode in which she was the protagonist, Dominique checked in again inside the police station and, waiting to file a complaint, showed what the place is like and how it works.
“Here we are in the police station. As a detail of ‘color’, let’s face it, it’s a women’s only sector. They made me go to a women’s only waiting sector because it’s all divided,” she said, giving a brief overview of the room where it was.
Finally he concluded: “Then there are men in one sector. how the authorities proceeded.
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Source: Clarin
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