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Digger driver goes on £700,000 rampage as they flip over fully-loaded 44-ton lorry

Share A white Ford Transit van was thrown around like a Dinky toy and a Range Rover was left with a gaping hole. Four cabins were shredded and an articulated Scania lorry was pictured on its side. Workers were on site yesterday ahead of the clean up operation. A member of staff said: He had worked there for years and then this happened. It has really shocked everyone. A white Ford Transit van was thrown around like a Dinky toy and a Range Rover was left with a gaping hole One source claimed the man who carried out the attack was in dispute with someone at the firm (pictured), which was set up in 2005 by Roy Charles Payne

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Berkshire train fare dodgers told to pay rail fee fines

Rail ticket stock images. (PA) A DAY in court is rarely a good day, and for train fare dodgers, they’re often very bad days. Several people who failed to pay their rail fares and subsequently neglected to pay up after being asked too appeared in Reading Magistrates Court last week. Some of them paid huge amounts worth several times more than the fee they were originally supposed to pay. Here are five Berkshire train-ticket dodgers who will have to pay huge fines. Sadeque Ali, of High Street, Burnham, was told to fork out £440 in fines plus costs of £180 after he skipped a £1.60 train fare travelling via Great Western Railway in December last year.

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Wokingham fraudster who stole £750k from Bracknell dealership handed jail time

Richard Zarifeh stole Â£777,000 from Bracknell Toyota. Image via Thames Valley Police A WOKINGHAM man defrauded Bracknell’s Jemca Toyota car dealership of more than £750,000 in a bid to fuel his gambling addiction. Richard Zarifeh, of Church Lane, Arborfield, will serve three years and ten months behind bars as punishment for his actions. The 32-year-old started funnelling money from the sale of the John Nike Waydealership’s cars into his own bank account in January 2017 and continued this abuse of power for more than two years. Acting as a corporate sales executive at the firm, he was able to access the company’s systems to help “cover up” the fraud.

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Berkshire train fare dodgers told to pay rail fee fines

Berkshire train fare dodgers told to pay rail fee fines
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Berkshire train fare dodgers told to pay rail fee fines

Berkshire train fare dodgers told to pay rail fee fines
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