Fare-dodging thugs 'punched and kicked' off-duty police officer in Tube station
WOOD GREEN LONDON UNDERGROUND STATION, LONDON, JUL 5 – British Transport Police seek six teens after they attacked an off-duty officer following a fare evasion challenge at Wood Green station, police said.
- British Transport Police have launched a manhunt for individuals who attacked an off-duty officer at Wood Green station, after they punched, kicked, and threw a drink over her.
- During the fare evasion confrontation on June 12 at 4.20pm, an off-duty officer challenged a group attempting to bypass ticket barriers, leading to her violent attack.
- CCTV images show four teenage girls and two boys, prompting police to seek public help in identifying them.
- Following the assault, TfL announced plans to expand enforcement to the Elizabeth line and Overground to cut fare evasion by over 50% and address £190 million losses annually.
- Beyond the incident, TfL aims to cut fare evasion to 1.5% by 2030, safeguarding vital investment in London's transport network.
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Major hunt for fare dodgers who beat off-duty policewoman who confronted them - The Mirror
The British Transport Police have released CCTV images showing four men and two women they would like to speak to after a group attempted to barge through the barriers at Wood Green Underground Station on June 12
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