Michael Dome-Bemwin, 29, is accused of carrying out a series of “dine-and-dash” incidents in London in which he allegedly left restaurants without paying for food and drinks, court records state. The alleged offences are said to have occurred on six occasions between 29 January and 23 April, across the boroughs of Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster. Prosecutors say the total value involved in the unpaid bills and related charges is about £3,500. One allegation highlighted by the court concerns a £2,000 whisky bill, which Dome-Bemwin is accused of failing to settle. The case is presented as a pattern of unpaid consumption and non-payment across multiple venues rather than a single incident. Dome-Bemwin is charged in relation to the accusations, which are contested by his plea, according to the court proceedings reported by the outlet. The matter is being handled through the criminal justice system, with the allegations set to be considered by the court.