UK Serial Fare Dodger Must Pay Train Fines or Face Prison

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Judge warns prison remains possible as Charles Brohiri begins £5 weekly payments toward £34,486 court debt.

He Owes a Combined £34,486

He Has Not Paid Anything Yet

Payments Must Start on 31 July

Prison Remains a Real Possibility

He Received a Suspended Jail Sentence

The Case Involved 112 Convictions

The Unpaid Journeys Cost More Than £3,000

Previous Restrictions Did Not Stop Him

He Was Banned From GTR Trains

The Next Hearing Will Test His Compliance

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One of Britain’s most prolific fare evaders has been ordered to begin repaying a combined court debt of £34,486 after admitting that he had paid nothing towards it. Charles Brohiri was warned that continued failure to pay could result in imprisonment.

The 29-year-old had already avoided immediate custody in February despite more than 100 convictions involving Govia Thameslink Railway journeys. His latest court appearance focused not on new sentencing, but on whether he could begin meeting the financial orders imposed against him.

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