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Yes, never ending is right. Now we have another case in Dallas. This guy was already in an investigation for something else while this happened.
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cou...-woman-sues-uber-dallas-driver-accused-raping
An elderly Tarrant County woman who told police an Uber driver raped her before dropping her off in October is suing the San Francisco company and the Dallas driver for more than $1 million.
Hashem Ramezanpour, 40, is wanted on a charge of aggravated sexual assault. Fort Worth police said he may have fled the country. He is a citizen of Iran, according to court records.
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Hashem Ramezanpour
(Fort Worth Police Department)
The 77-year-old woman -- identified in court records only as "Jane Doe" -- said in a lawsuit filed Thursday in Dallas that one of her sons used the Uber app on Oct. 22 to get her a ride from her friend's home back to her house.
Ramezanpour picked up the woman in his white 2016 Honda Civic. But instead of driving her home, Ramezanpour took the woman to a secluded wooded area, where he "viciously beat and raped her," according to the suit.
The woman's complaint alleges that lab tests confirmed Ramezanpour as her attacker.
"When Uber placed unsuspecting women such as Mrs. Doe, alone inside Hashem Ramezanpour's vehicle, it was like locking visitors at a zoo inside a hungry tiger's cage," the lawsuit reads.
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cou...-woman-sues-uber-dallas-driver-accused-raping
An elderly Tarrant County woman who told police an Uber driver raped her before dropping her off in October is suing the San Francisco company and the Dallas driver for more than $1 million.
Hashem Ramezanpour, 40, is wanted on a charge of aggravated sexual assault. Fort Worth police said he may have fled the country. He is a citizen of Iran, according to court records.
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Hashem Ramezanpour
(Fort Worth Police Department)
The 77-year-old woman -- identified in court records only as "Jane Doe" -- said in a lawsuit filed Thursday in Dallas that one of her sons used the Uber app on Oct. 22 to get her a ride from her friend's home back to her house.
Ramezanpour picked up the woman in his white 2016 Honda Civic. But instead of driving her home, Ramezanpour took the woman to a secluded wooded area, where he "viciously beat and raped her," according to the suit.
The woman's complaint alleges that lab tests confirmed Ramezanpour as her attacker.
"When Uber placed unsuspecting women such as Mrs. Doe, alone inside Hashem Ramezanpour's vehicle, it was like locking visitors at a zoo inside a hungry tiger's cage," the lawsuit reads.