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the thing is, even if there is 'two sides to a story' as there always is.
1) I have a BTP officer that gave me his details to be a witness that he was told I am a repeat offender, always there, and known to the station
- which is a lie
2) I am a vulnerable person, I can easily prove it here or...
She told me she was cautioning me. So that makes me being put under caution does it not?
Look I'm interpreting the events as I felt they happened can you stop it with the picking holes in anything and almost everything I write.
I asked for advice not English lessons. Thanks.
Thankyou this is very helpful.
I do apologise about my writing style I know that can confuse matters some what.
It's precisely why I am getting a solicitor to write up my complaint letter.
A friend of mine is also a police officer for the met, and he said if whilst they have detained...
They told me on the phone it is lost, by lost meaning GONE. I spoke to them prior the 28 days after and they said to me that the officer at paddington will no longer have it because there was no violent out break, that was GWR's actual words on the phone. I specifically asked her on the day it...
if you are quoting some one you add the whole sentence not chop it up or it makes anyone else reading thinking I am making a different statement. As has already happened in these comments already, surely? Thats what i mean by a misquote.
RPI should make it clear they don't have the power of...
I'm afraid he did misquote me.
He didn't add the next bit to the sentence which was the most important thing I was stating, about an appropriate adult. Excluding that part makes it a whole new statement!
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I was saying do they have the right to...
I was told if I tried to leave then I would be arrested my btp so that means I'm detained surely? I had no choice but to give a statement or faced going to a police station, I had two dogs with me also at the time so had no choice. Keep in mind I also repeatedly mentioned my disability but that...
I've decided to pay the fine as stated I admit to the offence of not having that ticket at the barrier. I only catch trains a couple of times a month at the most and I do think it would help if when getting tickets at a small surburban station like Malvern where you have no ticket barrier that...
Wrong. When being cautioned I asked them if they keep all the CCTV, I asked if the train conductor could be contacted and if the lady at the train station would be contacted by GWR she responded yes. If I thought for one moment the CCTV especially the one of the caution being filmed was not to...
Again, I don't think you are reading my posts fully, they DIDNT send the original letter to the correct address because they said I was lying about where I lived because 192.com showed my old address not my new one. My neighbour was away I didn't receive the letter for a long time after!
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thanks for this, I am paying the fine for the bylaw, as i think i have said I admit to the part of not having the ticket, I even had to check with my mum if we got the ticket as I thought at the ticket office, we did of course but that is how distressed I was after being cautioned and being...
it wasn't my name he confused me with he said he recognises my face and sees me there doing this all the time. You would have to be pretty sure to be saying that to a police officer wouldn't you? And no my name isn't common.
I didn't admit to intending to avoid the fine, I misheard her and...
I spoke to citizens advice straight away they said is a legal matter and so they couldn't help.
they gave me some free legal advice solicitor I can get for 15 minutes in my borough.
I told them during my caution on a multiple of occasions I am a vulnerable person, I have been deemed a mentally...
it says Contrary to Byelaw18(2) made under section 219 of the transport act 2000 and confirmed under schedule 20 of the transport act 2000
they want £96 for compensation of outstanding fare and £160 for the cost of application.
As part of suffering panic disorder, when under stress I can be...
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