Police Scotland told Glasgow’s licensing chiefs that Twana Abdulkader Jalal became “aggressive” after officers witnessed him “drive up a public footpath”. The force objected to his application for a private hire licence, which was then rejected by councillors. Police officers told him “leaving his vehicle would be a danger to the public”. “The applicant immediately became aggressive, began shouting at police and filming their actions on his mobile phone,” an officer told the committee yesterday. You’ve endangered members of the public, you’ve also endangered yourself.”