Wazzock dressed as Ariana Grande terrorist for Halloween denies its offensive

A bloke who dressed as a terrorist for Halloween says his costume isn’t offensive after people reported it to police.

David Wootton dressed up as the bomber who attacked the Ariana Grande concert at the Manchester Arena. His outfit included an Arabic-style head-dress and a T-shirt which read “I love Ariana Grande”.

The 40-year-old also had a black backpack which had ‘TNT’ and ‘Boom’ scrawled on it in white pen. It also appeared to have red and black wired coming out of the zipper.

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Mr Wootton posted images of his costume online, along with the caption: “Bet I get kicked out of the Halloween party”. He later claimed, “Only went and won the best costume”.

According to SunOnline, many users posted under the Facebook post urging him to take down the post. One former friend even reported the controversial costume choice to the police.

Speaking to the publication, one person said: “It makes me cry to think that someone would think this is remotely funny.” Whereas Mr Wootton stands by the stance that it was not an offensive costume for an adult fancy dress party.

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Despite maintaining his stance, he did admit he did not intend to cause harm. Issuing an apology for any upset he may have caused.

On May 22, 2017 suicide bomber Salman Abedi killed 22 people including children. Hundreds more were injured.

Abedi detonated the explosive in the Manchester Arena foyer at the end of the Ariana Grande concert.

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