Brazilian Goalkeeper Andrey Nazario Mistook For A Terrorist

Brazilian Goalkeeper Andrey Nazario Mistook For A Terrorist

Brazilian goalkeeper Andrey Nazario says he was an eye witness to last night terror attack in Turkey which claimed at least 41 lives.

Nazario said he was a witness to the horror after landing at the airport.

“We were heading to the lobby and as we were getting there I began to notice that people were crying and running in the opposite direction, running away.

He said:

“I didn’t know what was happening, we had no information, but then came the smell of smoke and gun powder.

“We saw a lot of blood on the floor and people shouting ‘terrorist’. 

You don’t think of anything else, except to seek shelter and have a close look to see if there’s anything suspicious around.”

The 32-year-old Cruizeiro shot stopper was even suspected to be a terrorist by police, who quickly began pointing guns at him.

“Then came the police putting a gun in my head to open the suitcase because I was standing, not knowing what to do and with a backpack.

“They found it suspicious and they put the gun to my head. I said ‘I am Brazilian’ and this eased the situation.

They opened my suitcase, investigated and told me to leave.

That is no exaggeration. It happened to give security to all.

” A series of explosions were followed by gunfire at Ataturk international airport on Tuesday, with the latest death count at 41, though many more were injured.