Más vale tarde que nunca. Depués de la anecdotilla de la policia de San Francisco, obviamente los demandé. Un tiempo más tarde, después de haberme entrevistado con un investigador supuestamente independiente recibí la resolución del caso en la cual constaba que no veían ningún indicio de abuso de autoridad. Esta fue mi respuesta:
"Thank you very much for you attention, but you don't need to worry anymore, I have already forgiven them. I'm just sorry for what happened that night, but there is nothing I can do to change it. Despite they treated me so badly, despite they broke my camera, my sweater and my coat, which I didn't declare because at first I didn't notice it, and despite they did that with any reason at all, I still forgive them. I have already repaired my cloths and the camera is no longer waterproof, but if I don't dive with it, it is no problem. And about the awful night they made me lived, it is still an experience, and experience is something always good, and now I have an incredible story to tell.
As an experience it helped me to know more about your society, and I have realized that you are not guilty of the education you have. I completely understand, that you cannot accuse them for misbehavior, since it would mean to recognize that something is not right there and you would put your people into problems. If your answer is really what you think, then I find it absolutely incredible. I'm an educated person, I'm electronics engineer and mechatronics engineer, I speak five languages, I'm not the kind of person that uses to get into troubles, I'm really not the dangerous criminal that I was treated as. I don't believe that a person standing hands up and saying "I do nothing, I stay cool" deserves to be thrown to the ground in that salvage way, arrested with the help of like eight policemen, and been said that I was drunk and even under drugs, despite actually not even disturbing, and answered that a test for probing this accusations was not possible. I don't find this a normal situation, and, in the way it was, it was even too much for a real criminal.
But as I've said, you are not guilty of that, the problem is in the education, in the lack of knowledge, of culture, of knowing how the world is outside the U.S.A. I have traveled all around the world, visiting more than thirty countries,and doubtless from all them your country was the most unsafe, after China, the one with less freedom, and of course the one with less common sense. It's amazing how people believe that life is a movie, how they believe everything they are told, how they are controlled and how they are unable to think by themselves. So I completely understand that the police was acting like in an action movie, it's your nature, but was it necessary to be so impolite and rude the whole time, although I was behaving and being polite at every moment? Be a superhero saving the country from me if you want, be the SWAT in a special mission arresting a poor innocent guy between eight agents, but please be also a person and behave like that.
I know that the fact that I'm a foreigner means that I'm bad and not welcomed and that it is impossible to win a case like this. But take into account that you are also not very good considered abroad, you believe you are saving the world, and the reality is that you are screwing it, you have done it the whole history, you did it in Vietnam, Cambodia, Iraq, Panama, Afghanistan... And I advise you that the reality is not what they say on TV. The U.S.A. has a view from the world, but it is different to the whole world's one.
Travel, read, learn and you will get your own thoughts and know the reality.
I should have sued Hollywood or the television, they are actually guilty.
Thank you so much.
Greets,
Daniel Gomez"
...¡Qué a gusto me quedé!
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