Arrested for charging phone on train
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 Old Chap  Orpington 14 Jul 15 7.59am |
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Seems a bit OTT
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| rednblue4eva Norwood 14 Jul 15 6.50pm |
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Just watched on TV, he said "there's nothing that says you can use it (the socket) but nothing to say you can't" Nope, just a sticker saying not for public use
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Ketteridge  Brighton 14 Jul 15 7.01pm |
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I once worked with a man who regularly charged his electric toothbrush at work
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 14 Jul 15 7.25pm |
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I would think that the electricity is charged Free as the train would generate its own power...
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BarEagle  Monmouth 14 Jul 15 7.35pm |
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It would only ever have been an offence if there was an element of dishonesty. A bunch of thick jobsworth's. Imagine running that sh#t in front of a Croydon Jury?!
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| ChewyB Cuxton, Kent 14 Jul 15 9.16pm |
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I'm genuinely shocked.
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 steph_eagle Thornton Heath 14 Jul 15 9.31pm |
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He's lucky to have seen a plug socket. When I get the Overground, im lucky to see a seat what with all the armpits in my face
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| bilbo 15 Jul 15 2.53am |
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Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Jul 2015 6.50pm
Just watched on TV, he said "there's nothing that says you can use it (the socket) but nothing to say you can't" Nope, just a sticker saying not for public use
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stayloa  Beckenham 15 Jul 15 6.55am |
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He clearly had an attitude and that's what got him arrested. He was quite proud of having told the old bill what he thought of them. And I'm not being funny, but everyone knows those plug sockets aren't for public use. Arrested is a bit OTT I'll admit, but he knew... He was still using their power. Wouldn't be alright for me to steal my neighbour's!
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| Midlands Eagle 15 Jul 15 7.24am |
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Quote stayloa at 15 Jul 2015 6.55am
I'm not being funny, but everyone knows those plug sockets aren't for public use. Arrested is a bit OTT I'll admit, but he knew... He was still using their power. Wouldn't be alright for me to steal my neighbour's! He didn't steal it, he abstracted it
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 15 Jul 15 7.43am |
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If you charge your phone from the mains it costs about 1p to charge it for an hour. This bloke was charging it for a few minutes. It's unlikely but it could damage his phone but that would have been his own fault.
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| leggedstruggle Croydon 15 Jul 15 7.48am |
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Should ban all phones, computers, mp3s, kindles and other electronic devices and only allow people to read the Daily Telegraph. (That's how I remember it when I commuted to work.)
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