A judge said he was powerless to hand a jail term to female Tube passenger who hurled 'fascist' insults at commuters and instead had to give her a 210 fine. Rebecca Afeigan, 29, was told she deserves to be sent to prison after she forced the suspension of the Piccadilly line as she hurled abuse at fellow passengers. She kicked and spat at a Polish man because she could not understand his accent and told a black man to 'go home to Africa'. Her vile outburst continued until Tube staff were forced to evacuate the train while police were called to the scene. Tube passenger hurled 'fascist' abuse at passengers on a Piccadilly line train forcing Tube staff to evacuate the train District Judge Michael Snow told her: 'On a packed commuter train, you racially abused someone because of the colour of their skin. You racially abused a second person because, with his accent, it was not immediately obvious he was speaking English. 'When someone behaves like you, it trashes the image we have held out to the world'. The Judge went on to brand Afeigan a national embarrassmemt and lamented the fact he could not send her to prison. He said she had an 'appalling' criminal record of 18 convictions but told her the maximum penalty available for her latest misdeed is a fine. Afeigan, a cocaine and alcohol addict, launched her torrent of abuse after accusing the black man of pushing her on a Piccadilly Line train between