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Uber driver stabs drunk passengers after one vomited in her car

Drunkenness is reportedly a reason why an Uber rider vomited during a car trip in the U.S.[Image Used For Illustration]
Drunkenness is reportedly a reason why an Uber rider vomited during a car trip in the U.S.[Image Used For Illustration]
A female Uber driver who could not control her temper has been accused of stabbing two riders. She has been charged with assault.
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A 29-year-old female Uber driver Shaunisha Danielle Brown has been arrested by the police in the U.S for allegedly

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She has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault says a report by People Magazine. Brown who is from Augusta, Georgia reportedly stabbed two riders while they were returning from an outing.

A knife was reportedly used to inflict an injury on passengers who boarded an Uber taxi in the U.S. This happened after one of a female rider vomited in the vehicle.
A knife was reportedly used to inflict an injury on passengers who boarded an Uber taxi in the U.S. This happened after one of a female rider vomited in the vehicle.

According to reports, one of the victims was drunk and threw up in her vehicle. This allegedly invited physical abuse from the suspect who stabbed the passengers with an utility knife.

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The ride began normally according to one of the riders Daniel Millard.

“The Uber driver showed up we all get in. Everything is fine and dandy. We are like we’re going home. Great.

“She went down another wrong road and Amber just said, ‘Just get us where we are going please,’ and the driver got offended by that I’ll take it," Millard says in a report by WRDW.

Drunkenness is reportedly a reason why an Uber rider vomited during a car trip in the U.S.[Image Used For Illustration]
Drunkenness is reportedly a reason why an Uber rider vomited during a car trip in the U.S.[Image Used For Illustration]

Uber has confirmed that the accused will no longer be allowed to drive on the platform. The taxi company reportedly expressed a willingness to help with police investigation.

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