Overview
- Brohiri pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to 112 ticket‑evasion offences across Thameslink, Great Northern and Southern services dating from February 2024 to November 2025.
- District Judge Nina Tempia rejected his bid to throw out cases over the operator’s use of a lay prosecutor, ruling there was no abuse of process.
- He was bailed with a ban on using any Govia Thameslink trains and warned he could face custody, with recent alleged breaches to be considered at sentencing.
- Court reporting states he owes GTR £18,386, while other outlets cite differing figures including £3,266 in fares, £15,120 in prosecution costs, and earlier unpaid fines reported at £48,682.
- He had 36 convictions entered in his absence last year, and the admitted journeys spanned routes including London–Brighton and lines into Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and as far as Peterborough.