It's really good to see that the police in Glasgow will come up to a callout if someone's been pushed off their bike. The police in Aberdeen, no matter what happens to you on your bike, they can't investigate anything. Even if you've got a bike where for 4 years when you were leaving the house, mainly for respiratory reasons and mobility reasons, you would leave the house on an electric bike or a mobility scooter. If you left the house at all, you wouldn't be able to walk very far, you wouldn't be able to do very much. Things were very limited: malnutrition, various things taking place, and being pressured like you wouldn't believe. I have a history and a catalogue of recorded evidence that shows that bus drivers were attacking us, right, left and centre, writing false reports into places where other drivers were getting a hold of them and letting us see what was going on in the background. So it's quite good that we had people helping us. Just like we had people in Police Scotland and people in the council to help us as well, but they weren't the decision makers. And the people who had written good, qualifying, positive reports, their reports were changed. And the bus drivers have actually gone in and succeeded in year 4 and 3, and year 5, in attempting to hit me with a bus. Each driver, I chased after them. The first one gave me a lame excuses, and I caught him out right away in the way I speak to him and the way I answer back. The second driver is not worth talking about. The third driver, I got a full confession. But Police Scotland, in their wisdom, have been tracked and traced and GPS tagged and located me all over Aberdeen. And their partners. I was going about on a bike with 4 cameras on it, back, front, and both sides, and a camera helmet to the front. And I captured all the evidence: the people that were targeting us, GPS tagging and locating us, and bus drivers hammering buses towards us. Full confessions. And the CCTV operator feels the need to put 3 riot vans and 2 police cars to where I'm talking to the bus driver. When they turn up, the police officers are duly told, I've just had a confession from this bus driver, that Police Scotland has asked bus drivers, certain bus drivers, to run us over, hit us with a bus, attack us one way or another, and generally put us through all the crap we've been going through. So he confessed to quite a bit. When I left that information and the man agreed with that, and the police's very capable hands, according to their office, they waved the man on his way and allowed him to drive with the passengers all the way to the airport. And no charges were ever preferred, and no investigation was ever done. And the people that were trying to run me off my bike: contract van drivers, council workers, bucket motors, post office vans, coming right at you on camera. Absolutely amazing. Considering the amount of things that the Royal Mail in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire had managed to commit themselves to, post acting along with someone at Police Scotland. So it's good to see this boy in Glasgow. The police are really genuinely concerned about the safety of this man on his bike and the rest of his life, and the fact that they values his life. But myself, I've had it informed to me from Inspector Anton Stevenson that Police Scotland won't be protecting you, Mr. Fraser. line manager, it's prevented all investigations from ever going into the people that have been pre-empted by police pre-led investigations to come against me in the first place. So I'm fighting racism, hate crime, and organised crime against the police that's coming from the police. And the court seemed to be complicit by not taking the evidence and not listening to the claims that are counter-claims in civil realms, and there are also defence arguments in criminal realms as to how so many false statements, false writers, and false authors can all be brought into an impartial tribunal, and for 99% of it, it'll all be kicked through an inquisitorial process where these people aren't even getting called into court or examined in chief. When we investigate even further, we find out that the people who had given partially a statement had their statements changed. And that was the main reason the Procurator Fiscal knew 100% not to call those witnesses, because those statements were changed. So people were compliant and complicit up to a certain level. And then what had to be changed to make convictions happen, and evictions happen, and to chase everything in my name. Convictions for dog offences that took place on the back of lies when there's credible witnesses that are being denied access to the court by the court appointed defence solicitor that can tell the court that these things never happened. How can I be convicted for an offence when I'm 300 miles away? So when we look at the whole thing, good on the police in Glasgow that's investigating the perpetrators of the abuse on cyclists. And Aberdeen, as condoned, it's called organised crime, racism, and hate crime, and it certainly is allowed to continue by officers serving at Police Scotland in the north east area of Scotland, Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen. Of course, we're also waiting on a word back from another inspector regarding everything. And he's the head of the murder squad, so considering it's been around in the past, it's really the last place that I need to be having an inspector oversight over me and anything that I say, because I could quite end up back up in Aberdeen Police Station and try to claim that I've got mental health issues because all of it is built on false allegations. When the truth of the matter is, it's Police Scotland that's got the mental health issues. It's them that's brought the false citations, having pre-led people in the first place to make false statements against us. And yes, we do have the evidence of that. Previous landlords and letting agents telling us, and removal men telling us. It's the local authority in Police Scotland. So when you've got police acting like that, I've always stood up and said, well, where's the good police that's going to stop this? Where are they? Can we really safely say, good hardworking police officers that fight crime when they can't even do it in their own place of work? That sounds a bit strange to me.