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Tube passengers who hauled flasher off train won't face charges after year-long police probe
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Evening Standard
Tube passengers who hauled flasher off train won't face charges after year-long police probe
British Transport Police defended its decision to interview the three under caution on suspicion of affray
9 Sept, 08:52
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'Heroes' who booted vile flasher off Tube won't face charges as police finally drop year-long probe
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will not authorise charges against three passengers who physically removed a flasher from a London Underground train, bringing a year-long police probe to a close at last.
In August 2025, five members of the public intervened to eject a naked man from a busy District Line carriage at East Ham station.
Footage at the time captured the man refusing to pull up his trousers while sho…
9 Sept, 03:54