Anthony Lamont is jailed after repeat “dine-and-dash” incidents in which he leaves restaurant bills unpaid, according to reporting from the case. The latest described incident takes place at the Charles Dickens in Broadstairs on 16 July, where he orders food and drinks for himself. In that account, he consumes a substantial amount, including nine pints, three double vodkas and fish and chips, and he later claims his friend will pay a bill. The reporting states the amount due is £95.80. The outcome is described as a sentence to jail following the pattern of similar offences. The sources describe Lamont as a serial offender and focus on the most recent restaurant visit and the alleged conduct around payment. No additional details about length of sentence, the court, or the full list of earlier incidents are included in the material provided here. The information is presented as part of coverage of the conviction and sentencing for the dine-and-dash behaviour.
Anthony Lamont jailed for repeat dine-and-dash after restaurant bills left unpaid
Anthony Lamont is jailed after repeat “dine-and-dash” incidents in which he leaves restaurant bills unpaid, according to reporting from the case. The latest described incident takes place at the Charl...
- Anthony Lamont is sentenced to jail for repeat dine-and-dash offences.
- The most recent incident is reported to occur at the Charles Dickens in Broadstairs on 16 July.
- During that visit, he orders and consumes food and multiple drinks.
- Reporting says he claims his friend would pay a £95.80 bill.
- He is described as having carried out similar unpaid-restaurant incidents before the July case.
The most recent incident occurred when Anthony Lamont went to the Charles Dickens in Broadstairs on July 16 and ordered a meal and drinks for himself.
5 hours agoThe most recent incident occurred when Anthony Lamont went to the Charles Dickens in Broadstairs on July 16 and ordered a meal and drinks for himself.
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