<caption><image_17>The image shows a man, Laurence Lee, standing on a street in front of a building with a sign that reads "Charging Cross Police Station". He is wearing a green jacket and appears to be in his late 40s or early 50s. There are cars parked on the street and a few people walking on the sidewalk. The sky is overcast and the overall mood of the image is somber.</caption><transcript><audio_18>says saved his life his legal team say the meeting with the police went well and that they are determined to investigate it but they also know full well that embassy staff have diplomatic immunity which means they can't be prosecuted and anyway if they disappeared off to Bahrain there'd be</transcript><transcript><audio_19>almost no chance of getting them back the other thing they don't know is whether any one of the Foreign Office in London has asked the Bahrain is what they were doing to Mohammed on the night in question I believe the British government at this</transcript><caption><image_20>The image shows a close-up of a black wrought iron fence with three triangular finials on top. The finials are made of metal and have a pointed tip. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a building with a red and white flag hanging on the wall. The text on the image is written in Arabic, which translates to "The fence is a symbol of security and security."</caption><caption><image_21>The image is a screenshot from a news segment. It shows a man in a suit and tie standing in front of a white building with a black fence in the background. The man appears to be in his late twenties or early thirties and has short dark hair and a beard. He is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. The text on the image reads "SAYED AHMED ALWADEI" in Arabic, which translates to "Sayed Ahmed Alwadei is the leader of the Islamic State of Iraq."</caption><transcript><audio_22>stage should be summoning the Bahraini ambassador and they questioned him about this did this incident the Bahraini ambassador which supposed to be the responsible person on what happened on</transcript> says saved his life his legal team say the meeting with the police went well and that they are determined to investigate it but they also know full well that embassy staff have diplomatic immunity which means they can't be prosecuted and anyway if they disappeared off to Bahrain there'd be almost no chance of getting them back the other thing they don't know is whether any one of the Foreign Office in London has asked the Bahrain is what they were doing to Mohammed on the night in question I believe the British government at this stage should be summoning the Bahraini ambassador and they questioned him about this did this incident the Bahraini ambassador which supposed to be the responsible person on what happened on
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