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Mass dismissal of fare evasion offenses sparks concern from DC Council: ‘Big problem’

Newseze Wire·Mon, Jun 29, 7:48 PMWire: Washington Examiner
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Mass dismissal of fare evasion offenses sparks concern from DC Council: ‘Big problem’

Fare evasion has shaped up to be a massive problem in the District of Columbia, stoking concerns from local officials about enforcement mechanisms. Riders hopping gates to avoid paying the fare has been a problem that the Washington…

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