It is an interesting concept that if you are British and you express concerns about an attempted abduction of your child while on holiday abroad it immediately attracts opprobrium ~ ridicule ~ and the assumption you are lying through your teeth.
So the new rule of thumb for Brits abroad seems to be if you are sunning yourself at the poolside and you happen to see your child being led away in the direction of a car park by someone you don't know ... have no fear ... all is well ... adjust your sunglasses and continue working on your tan.
I see no problem with anxious parents of any nationality reporting suspicious events around children.
Given it does not spark off vigil[ censored word]m, a rush in the press to link it to the McCann case merely because it was on the same continent or the ubiquitous Jim Gamble (former head of CEOP as a subtitle) pontificating on the telly. Huh! fat chance of that ever.
What ever happened to the tale of the mob handed Romanian geezers dressed up as waiters, crashed getaway cars and all that haraz?