More Conclusions.

Also like said, a lot of this has to do with the personal responsibility of the Detroit and other police, and the people Oak Park first responders too I guess. They have this thing they like to do. They put me in a horrible situation with no solutions and then just walk away or think I can manage. Like when they were trying to take away my car even though I am a good driver with good insurance. I told them I could never take care of myself. I could never take care of my most basic needs. Plus how would get to any of my doctors. Some of them are in Dearborn, Troy and Plymouth. My previous psychiatrist was in Westland. They had my drug store on Schaefer Avenue in Detroit selected for me but they never considered how I'd get all the way out there. That's all the way in far outlying area. I don't even know if a bus line goes there. And it was so ridiculous I didn't even bother to find out. And then he told me he thought my guardian Eric would just be my chauffeur, which he knew was ridiculous. I can't rely on Eric in an emergency. I guess he must have thought I was going to be put away some place very soon when he said that. Because he couldn't have believed that himself. But like I said, I vowed around 2004 that I would always have a car and it would never be negotiable. It is vital for my happiness, my well-being, my safety, my medical consent, my freedom and independence and now I know so I always have contact with the outside world. Because they never allow you to have cars in Detroit group homes. So that, along with an old age home, will just never be an option. I'll never even walk in the front door of one. Not even to visit someone there or to use the restroom briefly or something like that.

But my point is I have been damaged permanently. I obviously have handicaps too, handicaps everyone in my life knew of early on, that will require special care. I will always require and car and a home like I said. Etc. But the trust doesn't have even enough money for me to live on really. It never did. And I never knew like I said that this damage was taking place. The Detroit police and Wayne County Probate Court withheld that information from me when I could have done something about it. And now they are taking Eric's side when I need his money. Need his money and need him to get the message that he has to take better care of me and this is not a joke. If I ever need a car with hand pedals he has to buy it immediately. Not just stop returning my calls and emails like I know he will.

The Detroit police and others created this situation. And they abused, damaged and created this horrible situation for a handicapped boy and man who never even spent the night in jail. Obviously because they view him with bias and view him as having less worth. They created this situation, so why don't they take some moral responsibility in it then. If there isn't any legal way to make them do that that is.