Whatever the reason=2C nobody=2C however popular=2Cmighty or powerful is not above the law and cannot take the law in his own hands. An accused cannot be the judge himself and decide whether the car was parked for ten minutes or less. Security posted at every airport is never local and rightly so. We do not wish to compromise security because one popular pop star is known to a local security personel and allows him to go just because he recognises him to be a pop star. Security has to be objective and the best way to do it is to have people from outside the state who objectively look upon every passenger as just another passenger and not a star.
Let us to mix security at the airports with other irrelevant issues and confuse the people. Francisco de Braganca [EMAIL PROTECTED]
