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He should have just grabbed his beanie and chucked it off the train - kid would then have to get off to get it.
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Am still on the fence about this one. Yes the kid is fare dodging and all that but I do think the guy was over the top and potentially opening himself up for trouble. I am sure the kid would have moved with some words from the guy. I don't think manhandling him out like that on video is going to go down to well I am afraid.
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BBC News - Fare-dodger thrown off train by passenger
As much as I admire the portly gent who assisted, I wonder if he would have done it if the fare dodger wasn't a 12 year old scrawny kid in a stupid hat.ScotRail have said they are investigating after an alleged fare-dodger was removed from a train by a member of the public.
It shows a swearing youngster refusing to pay for his ticket.
A passenger then decides to help out the conductor by grabbing the boy by the scruff of his neck and dumping him on the platform at Linlithgow.
But non the less I wouldn't be surprised if he gets a call from the federales over an assault complainTags: None
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