Court results published by the Herts Advertiser are taken from St Albans, Stevenage and Hatfield Magistrates Court and are published without prejudice.
Stuart Cameron: 30, of Abbotts Park, St Albans, was fined £220 plus £11.60 compensation, £125 costs and £30 towards victim services, after entering a train for the purpose of travel without a valid ticket, at Radlett on April 12.
Andrew Collier: 27, of Harpenden High Street, was fined £294 plus £9 compensation, £30 towards victim services, and £145 costs after receiving a partly-used ticket for the purpose of travelling on a railway when the conditions of use did not permit its transfer, and entering a train for the purpose of travelling without a valid ticket, at Harpenden on April 23.
Oliver Kirkman: 32, of Cambridge Road, St Albans, was fined £220 plus £14.70 compensation, £30 towards victim services and £125 costs after failing to hand over a ticket for inspection at St Albans station on April 16.
Olayjunka Odunlami: of Craigwell Avenue, Radlett, was fined £440 plus £8.10 compensation, £30 towards victim services, and £150 costs after receiving a partly-used ticket for the purpose of travelling on a railway when the conditions of use did not permit its transfer, and entering a train for the purpose of travelling without a valid ticket, en route near Elstree and Borehamwood on March 29.
Ryhana Owen-Herlihy: 26, of Frobisher Road, St Albans, was fined £220 plus £3.90 compensation, £125 costs and £30 towards victim services, after failing to hand over a ticket for inspection at Hatfield station on February 7.
Dominic Mooney: 30, of Drakes Drive, St Albans, was fined £412 plus £85 costs and £30 towards victim services, and was awarded six penalty points, after driving without insurance or an MOT in St Albans Road, Watford, on September 19.
Aadam Ibrahim: 20, of Francis Avenue, St Albans, was fined £140 plus £100 costs and £30 towards victim services, and was awarded three penalty points for driving with a worn tyre in Cell Barnes Lane, St Albans, on July 31 2016.
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