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Same offence. As stated, I do not wish to discuss matters of that case further. All I can say is, money was taken out my account for that specific Journey. As TFL obviously know about.
However it is easier to plead guilty and get it over and done with as I'm moving abroad.
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I have pleaded guilty to the following charge. Contrary to bye-law 17 (1) and 23 of the transport for london railway byelaws made under paragraph 26 of schedule 11 to the greater london authority act 1999 and confirmed under section 67 of the transport act 1962.
I originally pleaded guilty...
During the questioning I was not cautioned.
During the questioning I told them I don't have to stay here with you. However they said no you are obliged to remain here with me. I Obvi knew I didn't have to and could easily walk away, put I didn't take it further.
Toward the end, I was...
So what I'm understanding is I either get a letter asking me to provide details of the events/court or don't receive a letter at all knowing that was the end of the matter?
wasnt the inspector suppose to give me some information rather then say bye your free to go??
Does anybody know who...
Does anybody here know where and how I can check up with TFL on the status of the outcome and a possible complaint. I mean I have no details of the inspector at all?
Well yeah, I did tell him, I could walk away right now and you can't stop me, he then stated ' no you are obliged to stay here ' but where I'm staying with you shows I'm innocent, I even offered him to bring the police to come search me. Not to mention when I got cautioned it said you don't...
No I entered on my contactless, then just after entering a inspector came out of no where and asked to see my ticket, showed him my contactless, he then said no you used a child ticket, i was completely baffled, and stated no I didn't. I then I realised I still had my 16-18 oyster from college...
Does anyone here know why I was being questioned, took my name and address and did he did run some checks, which was Obvi clear and cautioned at the end of it ?
My old student oyster which was expired was genuinely mine. However it wasn't the one that was used cause I knew it was expired, it was my contactless bank card I used. I'm really stressed out here as the word criminal conviction terrifies me. Does anybody know if TFL was to send a letter, what...
I stated in his notes my contactless card was used, it was scanned and approved and was tapped out at the end of my journey. The station was crowded and it was a gang of people entering the barriers so it was genuinely his mistake even though he was adement. I'm just lost what was the outcome...
So today I was stopped after passing the barriers being accused of using a child ticket, ( I'm not a child ) I wasn't using a child ticket either. I said to him that's weird as it was my contactless I usually use, however I said check my previous oyster student Oyster card I had when I was in...
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