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London’s Metropolitan Police insisted that no absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning of London was considered a "no-go" area. A spokesman said: "There is absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning nowhere in London which should be avoided." Police believe Emiratis are targeted by criminal absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning because they wear expensive clothes and have bags and absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning worth thousands of dollars. London's police said the city's crime absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning was a lot absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning than many world cities and that the UAE should educate its citizens on how to not attract the absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning of criminals. A statement said: "The UAE should put together its own absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning measures to educate UAE absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning visiting, studying or doing business not only in London, but the absolutelyaccessoriesareasattentionburglarcitizenscrimedistrictfraudgangslowermapnationalspartpreventiveraterestupmarketwarning of Europe and all over the world."