Overview
- Ebonnie-Rose John-Jules pleaded guilty to assault and racially aggravated threatening behaviour for the May 5 attack on Transport for London staff at Southall station.
- She was handed a 12-month community order including 70 hours of community service, up to five rehabilitation days and a £50 fine.
- Co-defendant Naomi Caruana received a similar community order and was ordered to pay £120 compensation to one victim, £50 to another, plus costs and a £114 victim surcharge.
- Watford FC Community Sports & Education Trust condemned the former employee’s conduct and has launched a review of its policies on disclosure of police matters.
- Victims reported lasting impacts on their confidence and commuting habits after enduring the verbal abuse and physical assault.