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chemgear · 07-26-2014, 10:12 AM

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toront...mily-1.2719016

"I am sorry for what happened on the flight, but Ali is not at fault," his father Shadegh Shahi said. "I blame the police and health system. We called the police for help more than 23 times in the last two to three years, but unfortunately they did nothing to help us or help my son."

Shahi became agitated when he found out the price of cigarettes on the flight was about 25 cents cheaper than what he paid at the airport and wanted to be reimbursed for the difference, family members told CBC News.

Shahi has “deep depression” that started in his teens after he was bullied for being “chubby,” according to his father and his uncle Matt Misha.

He also has gambling issues that resulted in him losing $6,000 in student loan money.

Family members say they called police on numerous occasions when Shahi became angry and started yelling. They say Shahi was picked up by officers and dropped off at a coffee shop or other places nearby because he couldn't be arrested.

07-26-2014, 10:12 AM	#21
chemgear Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2010 Exp:	http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toront...mily-1.2719016 "I am sorry for what happened on the flight, but Ali is not at fault," his father Shadegh Shahi said. "I blame the police and health system. We called the police for help more than 23 times in the last two to three years, but unfortunately they did nothing to help us or help my son." Shahi became agitated when he found out the price of cigarettes on the flight was about 25 cents cheaper than what he paid at the airport and wanted to be reimbursed for the difference, family members told CBC News. Shahi has “deep depression” that started in his teens after he was bullied for being “chubby,” according to his father and his uncle Matt Misha. He also has gambling issues that resulted in him losing $6,000 in student loan money. Family members say they called police on numerous occasions when Shahi became angry and started yelling. They say Shahi was picked up by officers and dropped off at a coffee shop or other places nearby because he couldn't be arrested.