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TfL fare evasion prosecution stats

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Given the number of TfL cases we see on this sub-forum, this section of the latest report of the Commissioner to the TfL board caught my eye

"The dedicated ITAP (irregular travel analysis platform) Investigations Team has an encyclopaedic understanding of our network, ticketing system and fares policy. They analyse journey and sales history data as well as tracking and scrutinising CCTV footage. From 23 March to 31 May, the team investigated 65 customers for habitual fare evasion who made more than 10,000 fraudulent journeys across the Underground network, defrauding us of more than £56,000 lost fare revenue. Of these 65 cases, 48 have been prosecuted and all 48 were found guilty, with the remaining 17 cases pending court action."

More here: https://board.tfl.gov.uk/documents/s17933/board-20220608-item05b-commissioner-report.pdf
 
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Given the number of TfL cases we see on this sub-forum, this section of the latest report of the Commissioner to the TfL board caught my eye

"The dedicated ITAP (irregular travel analysis platform) Investigations Team has an encyclopaedic understanding of our network, ticketing system and fares policy. They analyse journey and sales history data as well as tracking and scrutinising CCTV footage. From 23 March to 31 May, the team investigated 65 customers for habitual fare evasion who made more than 10,000 fraudulent journeys across the Underground network, defrauding us of more than £56,000 lost fare revenue. Of these 65 cases, 48 have been prosecuted and all 48 were found guilty, with the remaining 17 cases pending court action."

More here: https://board.tfl.gov.uk/documents/s17933/board-20220608-item05b-commissioner-report.pdf
Thanks. I imagine the cases we see here rarely attract the attention of ITAP.
 
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