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February 17th 09, 09:28 AM
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Catching offenders is on the cards
From the February 2009 On The Move (No 155), page 18.
"A suspect who verbally abused a member of staff was identified thanks to Oyster card technology. The exact gate and time the suspect used a Freedom Pass was noted, narrowing the pool down to a small number of possible holders. British Transport Police could then pnpoint a single card, and therefore the suspected assailant..." Some good advice is also given: "...Touch your Oyster staff card on the reader immediately afterwards if you get the chance - that would easily identify the transaction before yours as the suspect's card." |
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