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Old 16-11-2019, 12:29 PM #23
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I read that eating and drinking is banned on the trains and the platform for cleanliness, and they made it an offence under Public Health. They also can't smoke. So if this bloke had been smoking and the officer told him to put it out and he ignored the officer.... the outcome would have been the same.
It just seems like a really petty rule to have in place. Smoking I understand, but eating just seems a bit over the top.

Tbh I think this whole situation could’ve been avoided if the cop just gave the guy a warning instead of trying to hold him for eating the sandwich in the first place and then calling for back up. Just seems like a huge waste of time.
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