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Because by the time "law" enters into the picture, the driver will have been booted by Uber, the thief will have been released from jail and already started on
by crispyambulance 10y ago
Because by the time "law" enters into the picture, the driver will have been booted by Uber, the thief will have been released from jail and already started on his next stack of credit cards and being driven by another Uber driver.
- Jtsummers 10y agoThere is still no law that mandates you must be an accomplice to a criminal or that you cannot boot passengers out. Reading Uber driver stories, it seems kicking out passengers isn't too uncommon. Yeah, it's a hit, but most of them said you need to contact Uber immediately to explain the situation (with mixed results). Personally, I'd rather do that than drive a criminal around to commit crimes (including defrauding my employer).
- crispyambulance 10y agoAn accomplice is somebody who participates knowingly in a criminal activity. Minding one's business and not making baseless assumptions about whether an uncanny stack of credit cards implies a crook doesn't rise anywhere near being "an accomplice".