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Didn't pay for a ticket? This happened...

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Donna-Louise13 days ago

Was the person being removed black? She sounds black also. I’m sure if they were removing a white person she would not have said anything.

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Munkihanger13 days ago

I used to commute by train. Every single day a woman got on and immediately pretended to be asleep so the guard would ignore her. I knew most of the crew by this time and pointed her out one morning. Guard fined her on the spot.

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BonzoENG13 days ago

They protect their own, they don't care if they break laws along as it favours them

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Pym Purnell13 days ago

was the person being removed non white?

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Dave13 days ago

I don't need to see the face of the person interfering to know....

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Lobby13 days ago

@daveatherton Sounds like a group of grubby, entitled foreign grifters. They should remove him from the country not just the train.

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Donna-Louise13 days ago

People are wild.

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David Evans13 days ago

I'm sure if he was stood there with his knob out she would want him removed. Only when it suites there agenda

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David Henry13 days ago

Of course the passenger should pay. So you get the police to arrest them if they refuse to or can't pay. Not sure trying to physically remove them is the best course of action.

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Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister)13 days ago

It is literally the law.

David Henry's profile picture
David Henry13 days ago

OK thanks for confirming the bylaw.

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Make My Day13 days ago

You Brits are f@cked at the next elections. These same people defending the free-rider will vote Labour.

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craig davidson13 days ago

In group loyalty..... if it was a white fare dodger they would cheer on the guards etc....

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Tony Robinson13 days ago

The accent of her voice tells me a lot...

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SadButMadLad13 days ago

Reasonable force can be used. Which means limited force according to the situation. Pulling him off the seat and dragging him to the door is reasonable. Punching and hitting him is not. Unless he starts getting violent.

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Phil D13 days ago

@daveatherton Black

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Pickledunion.13 days ago

Safeguarding officer 🤔

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Sunny13 days ago

funny how there are ALWAYS more rights for corporations to DEFEND against loss of $$$£££ than there are for people to defend for their own safety in the UK...

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Emanuel Dorian13 days ago

Security on train , hell yeah

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Michael Cain13 days ago

Yes should pay but the train does that journey anyway regardless how many use it anyway nothing to do with fare evasion excuse trains put costs

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Peter Bond13 days ago

Need more context what about if he had a ticket but his railcard had run out as no reminders are sent ?

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Gryffdj13 days ago

This is symptomatic of societal breakdown on both sides of the equation.

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Toussaint Chevallier13 days ago

Sadly the simple answer is we are now a majority of retarded fkmongs who haven’t got the capacity to research something before opening their fkn mouths. Had this argument on the doors for years

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Gryffdj13 days ago

Respectfully there are two other issues. Primary is that policing by consent, is dead. Very few people side with authority because of the way they currently behave. Secondly, these are SIA people. Not rail employees, or Transport police. Third party contractors getting physical.

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Gerard Curley13 days ago

Fare evaders should be Arrested-Fined and forced to do Community Work and anyone else who wants to get involved by poking their Nose in with their opinions and attitude should be Arrested too!

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Anthony Bonney13 days ago

These guards are door supervisors and are trained to level 2 physical intervention, by the @SIAuk they will also hold a RSAS accreditation from @BTP, reasonable force must be justifiably and reasonable, i would need to see the full video to see if resonable force is used!

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CaravanDog13 days ago

Typical leftie woke attitude, they should be helping the guards instead of hindering them.

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David Henry13 days ago

Do guards have the right to use force or is that an assault?

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Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister)13 days ago

Yes

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Yarabibi13 days ago

Let's just hope they stopped the train before ejecting him!?!

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Winston Smith13 days ago

@daveatherton It shows how badly broken our society is following years of far left brainwashing generations of children and infiltrating every institution

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Michael (Micky Brix) Stone13 days ago

The looping phenomenon is real. They just repeat themselves uncontrollably.

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Sean Ammonsen-Potter-Whyte13 days ago

Why didn’t they just pay for his ticket instead of acting out all righteously protesting? T

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Rogerborg ⬛🟧13 days ago

And note that there's no limit to reasonable force. It escalates according to the resistance met, up to and including lethal. Armed police, for example, enjoy no special protection in law. They're simply equipped to handle lethal threats, under the totality of circumstances.

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Gærsstapa13 days ago

Yea but this is dishonest framing- the price isn't going up because some negro didn't pay his ticket. To make such an argument would require the inverse to be true in say other industries like shopping centres; the price is going up regardless, because private enterprise has decided that is the price it wants to sell at, and as more people can not afford it, they will simply take what they need- whether its food or access to transport. And even if we ignore that and engage in hypotheticals, ok, pretend he never boarded the train/bus, would that equal a lower fare for everyone else? Nope, the fare if we believe in the free market is set by usage x profitability. And that second one is more the case in these firms that are PRIVATE COMPANIES. And they are (ARE) raking in a fortune in profits. Arriva for example took 156 million in profit pre tax (operating profit 127 million). So you cant make me feel sorry for the poor wittle companies, not even when its a foreign committing the infraction.

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