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CONDUCTOR SELLS TWICE
11th September 1959, Page 67
11th September 1959
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BY reselling tickets to passengers on Sheffield Corporation buses, Edward Rennison, bus conductor of Musgrave Road, Sheffield, supplemented his own income. He was fined £14, at Sheffield, for seven offences, after pleading guilty to stealing Is. 54d. by reselling seven 21d. tickets.
The offences took place during the rush hour when there was less likelihood of a check being made by an inspector. Rennison stated in court that his wife was too ill to work and he was in need of the extra money to cover some of his expenses.