Many Britons complain that not enough people have been held to account for causing the financial crisis. But the complaints tend to be about what financiers did at the office, not their manner of getting there. In 2013 it was revealed that Jonathan Burrows, a director at BlackRock, an asset-management giant, had dodged paying £42,550 ($66,800) in train fares over five years. He had boarded a train at a small station in East Sussex with no ticket barriers and then consistently passed through the barriers in London using his underground pass, saving himself £14 each day.
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