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Misused an expression of quantity there - my apologies. The issue lay with providing an answer to the exact question that I may be asked. In this and most other instances honesty seems best, although from what I can glean it seems unlikely that I will be asked to provide the existent information...

Right okay, thanks for your help. It is my fault for rashly getting myself into this position, although I can't help but notice how utterly equivocal this appears. I have read advice stating the disclosure of everything whatever it may be, other sources state that Railway Byelaws are...

I have a job interview for a temporary placement tomorrow. Will I need to declare this? If so, to what extent will it hinder my chances of receiving an offer? [The job does not include working with children or the elderly].

Thanks you for your help. There definitely won't be :)

I wasn't de-arrested just to be clear; I was given the railway byelaw caution and then released [but not convicted or charged or whatever], which I presume would show up should I intend to travel to the US. Thank you very much for all of your help. I did such an irresponsible, reckless thing...

Well, as I understand it the police have my personal information on the PNC as I was taken to a station, but the official end result was purely the railway byelaw caution. I don't know at what point I could have been considered to be 'de-arrested' --- old post above --- --- new post below ---...

Ahh, this is a thing. I was arrested for my own safety and relevant details were taken, but the caution provided was for unacceptable behaviour due to byelaw 6. Would this mean that in the future I would have to go through the Embassy? Also, even though I wasn't charged would the fact that I was...

The caution/offence was neither sexual nor violent --- old post above --- --- new post below --- I suppose my last remaining concern is whether this will have any impact on travelling - namely to the US. Would this prevent me from travelling via VISA waiver?

Have just clarified with the solicitor that it was neither a violent nor sexual offence. Thank you for implicitly urging me to check

Additionally, the paperwork itself states that it is a simple caution and the details will only be retained by police for potential future use.

The paperwork citing the caution itself - it's not a police caution, let me be clear here. It is a railway byelaw caution issued by the transport police.

Hi there - is there any way I can chat to you somewhat privately? Thanks

Believe me I have most certainly learnt from it. When I sobered up and they told me what I was doing I was utterly shocked, totally contrary to my usual character so yes, I will absolutely never find myself in such a situation again. Thank you for the reassurance :)

I am 19 years old, a university student who, on Friday night got incredibly drunk and acted a fool at a London tube station. It was the first time I have ever been involved with police/transport police, and I ended up receiving a caution for breaking railway byelaw 6 - unacceptable behaviour...