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I shortened it to a minimum but still probably very long - sorry :-( Dear Sir/Madame, 1. My reply is number 2: I admit to committing the TFL fare evasion offence. Please accept my sincerest apologies for what I have done. I deeply regret my actions, I completely accept that I was in the...

the problem is that I have no idea how to shorten it!

ok, Thank you! I wrote 2,5 pages in my appology letter - is it far too long? I've been working on it since yesterday and I just have no idea how to reduce it For now I feel to ashamed to ask a friend for help to proofread it so I am asking here. if I remove all the personal information can...

I understand that it will not have any bearing on the outcome but I think if the police doesn't read the rights correctly and it can be proved there is no case whatsoever. I don't know it this is a similar scenario? but I guess not... but still he asked me all the questions, asked to sign and...

I think I was truthful but maybe I did say something I shouldn't have said or maybe I forgot to add an important detail. I simply don't remember because of course it was such a shocking situation. But if he was wrong should I mention it in my appology letter to them?

My problem is that they asked me many questions and I thought I had to answer them by law. But then I answered them and signed the notes (without reviewing them) I was told the caution and that I have the right to remain silent and speak to a free legal advisor and so on. So... the issue it I...

Thank you, and there a way I can proove no intent and be charged with Railway Bylaws? or they simply decide it and I have no say in this? I was definitly not abusive and in the letter they only asked me to provide details about what happened on that one day - they never asked how many times I...

I was stopped, asked questions, answered them, asked to sign the notes (withouth an option to review them), signed them and next the officer told me that I am under caution ect. All happened in this exact order. So when I was answering the questions I had no idea I had the right to remain...

Is anyone able to advise on point 4 - ‘the caution’ - should i mention it or not?

Yes, this is a million$ question. But this is my situation and I have proof for that so I have to use it because it was a huge part of my action - confusion, not thinking clearly, forgetfulness, anxiety, memory loss and so on.

I will definitly tell them the truth that I simply don't know because I really don't know. I am not sure if I understood 'If it is possible to back up the 'mitigation' of mental health with a doctor's note or report then I think it may be worthwhile including this. Otherwise I would refrain from...

When I was stopped I already said that I didn't know how many times it as happened - and it is true! Maybe 10 times or maybe 0. So I think I should stick to the true 'I don't know' version as opposed to lying and saying it was a one off, what do you think?

Thank you very much for replying, I realise that I was in the total wrong and this is why I intend to plead guilty because I am. I just honestly don't know how many times I have done it. I am unable to recall my trips, my memory is fuzzy. And I can assure you and everyone that I will never ever...

Thank you very much, and do you or anyone else have some words of wisdom regarding my other questions? I am really deprarate for any help I can get!

Do you know of any cases where it has worked in the past? I read on different forums that TFL do not accept anything like that and that they go straight to court :-(

Thank you very much. How do I make an offer of restitution? how much is it? and what exaclty is it? Cash? Social/charity work?

I don’t have a freedom pass. I have a student oyster card but it expired in September (after losing my job in 2017 and my mental breakdown I was advised by my therapist to do something totally different with my life and I decided to go back to the university at 40! It turned out to be a huge...

With a case number saying to fill in the form on the reverse of the letter with plead guilty or not guilty within 10 days – no intention to prosecute yet. I intend to plead guilty because I did commit this offence. If I accept committing the offence I need to provide any exceptional reasons as...