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Birmingham New Street crimes - from tram user fined £1,100 for not wearing mask to fare dodging
Shoplifting makeup and pulling the emergency cord at the train station were also among the offences landing people in court
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Failing to wear a Covid-19 mask, dodging train fares and stealing hundreds of pounds worth of makeup - just a few of the Birmingham New Street crimes that have landed people in court.
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