Chinese tourist ends up living in a German refugee home for 12 days after trying to report his lost wallet to police and being mistaken for an asylum seeker
中国游客钱包被偷报警，因语言不通被视为难民住在难民12天
Abe Hawken For Mailonline
sa1712
poor bloke having to spend 12 days with those lot, I wonder if he toilet trained any of them, or taught them how not to ra peKatie-LA
Is this really how easy it is to claim asylum?..... He could of been anybody and just signing a form allowed you to roam the streets with free housing for 2 weeks :/Jojo GB ex-patReply toKatie-LA
Could have not could of, please don't destroy the British language, we have enough to contend with trying to preserve the British culture & way of life (ditto to anyone who uses those 2 awful, overused, American expressions all the time: awesome and hey (straw!).jonesey359
This is frightening for the sheer fact that the police in Germany took two weeks to think of using a translation app. In the UK police they used to have telephone interpreters to translate for people who could not speak English (and still do). This was years ago, and when mobile phones came along they were used so the telephone interpreters could be used to translate at the scene of incidents as well. Nowadays there is Google Translate and a plethora of other apps that can do this. The police force in question really needs to look at its training methods.评论
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