Silent crime in Glasgow

We take to Argyle Street to ask Glaswegians what they think the biggest nuisances are in the city.

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00:00I'd say drugs. Fentanyl. It's cheaper than heroin, it's ten times the strength.

00:06And if you walk along any road, you'll see people walking about like they're a zombified state.

00:11It's pretty bad, aye, a lot of deaths. The media don't usually report that because it's homeless people.

00:18But drugs I would say are fentanyl.

00:20Litter. I would say litter. Seriously, litter.

00:23See if everybody just put their litter in the bin, it would be a lot cleaner.

00:27I would say litter. It's just everywhere you go. And it's not just litter, they're throwing cookers out.

00:32They throw things out of windows you shouldn't be throwing out.

00:35Litter's a big problem, I would say.

00:36Better hang with doctors, because doctors are putting people on methadone.

00:40And methadone's like a substitute for heroin.

00:44But they're on it like decades and decades and decades.

00:47And there's more people dying from pharmaceutical drugs nowadays than there is a legal.

00:52I reckon the NHS should probably make drugs legal.

00:56And maybe regulate it better.

00:58Different things like that.