Film, Media & TV1 min ago
The man has been charged
the big man who got the student off the train recently has been charged with assault. What do reckon, right or not.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...gh-east-fife-16288101
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...gh-east-fife-16288101
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.then perhaps what he should have done was stopped the train and waited for the police to escort him off the train, holding everyone up all the more. I think that was the reason for the ejection. Everyone was trying to get home, and the student was abusive, so would that have been the right approach, or as happened the conductor agreed to let the passenger eject him. It doesn't sway me i'm afraid, i reckon the big man is in the right, law says otherwise obviously.
so could the guard have not done what guards usually do and not enter into a debate with him in the first place but just called the RP and arranged for him to be removed at the next station? That's what I've always encountered when soemone like that is on the train- it's a no drama approach and doesn't hold people up or risk the situation escalating as this did.
its right, he shouldn't have done that, who makes him the law.... you cannot go manhandling people on public transport, (he broke the law himself) whether or not this young man paid his fare, that was for the conductor to deal with, he could have called the police to have him removed at the next stop. Who gives this horrible bloke to intervene and manhandle the young man and take the law into his hands, it made me cringe when i watched this.