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that is not true but the way in which the police have carried on it like
                 nothing I have ever seen, this has put the whole family in a state, this
                 being worse over the last 2 years Simon heath has got worse over the last
                 2 years and this is due to what the police are doing.
                 There was also a complaint put in to the IPCC on the 11/11/2014 about
                 the police and what they were doing and about the ASBO and his PNC
                 record.
                 from 2013/2014 there was an issue with my son's insurance not showing
                 up on the MID database, as the court will be aware as the police have said
                 this in the ASBO, it was recorded on the police system and we had tried
                 to work out what the issue was by calling the MID database people and
                 the police and his insurance company many times. I also wrote many
                 emails, even the police tried to work out what was wrong. But this did not
                 stop his vehicles getting seized at the weekend when his insurance
                 company was closed. The police were always told when he got stopped to
                 check their systems as they would see there is an error and that showed on
                 the police system, my son always carried his insurance documents to
                 show police. But police still seized his vehicles they did not care what
                 was said on the police system or my son had his insurance documents.
                 Signed
                 Witnessed By

               27,
                 Due to this my son driving licence is a mess for no fault of his own
                 summons have not been received so dates were not known that he was
                 due to be in court so he was found guilty, I have written many emails to
                 courts to get cases reopened. On two cases we had to file statutory
                 declaration with the court. One of these cases is awaiting appeal.
                 But on the 14/11/2013 my son was in Brixton, the police were doing stop
                 checks but let my son pass, he was on his way to a meeting so not long
                 after the police checks my son pulled over to the side of the road just
                 outside where the meeting was due to take place about a job. He was with
                 a friend Dean Read and Dean got out of the vehicle to go to a shop and
                 buy drinks and food as they had got to the meeting around 1 hour early so
                 needed to wait my son stayed in the vehicle, and then a police officer
                 came to the vehicle and said he was not insured. My son got his insurance
                 documents to show the police officer. And also made a call to his
                 insurance company where he passed his phone to the police officer so
                 they could talk to them. it was confirmed to the police he was in fact
                 insured. But the police officer was not happy with this so called his
                 insurance company again this time saying my son had tools in his vehicle.
                 The police officer would have known by looking at my son's insurance
                 documents this would void my son's insurance, and this was confirmed by
                 his insurance company. For what reason the police officer did this I still
                 do not know. My son was really upset, and calls were also made to me, I
                 spoke to one of the police officers and he did confirm there were no tools.
                 but this did not stop the other officer from doing what he was doing. My
                 son asked for an inspector to come which one did and the inspector went
                 with what the police officer was saying. my son would not take the ticket
                 the officer wanted to give him and asked to me arrested, that this was not
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