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I truly have empathy for Ms Turkos, but I have trouble diving deeper into both the headline and her steps following the police report. It's been 2 years since

by Beefin 7y ago

I truly have empathy for Ms Turkos, but I have trouble diving deeper into both the headline and her steps following the police report. It's been 2 years since she reported the incident to the police and she's not sharing what they did? How is someone able to continue driving, even continue living outside of prison after a kidnapping? The alleged customer support is awful, but it's not Lyft's responsibility to imprison, it's the judiciary system's. The fact that she's not including the police's response is fishy. What grounds is she even suing on? My response may seem callous but hopefully, it encourages people to not get baited into the emotions of a tragic event and look deeper into why she is choosing to redact so much information.

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Lazare 7y ago
> The fact that she's not including the police's response is fishy. According to another story (https://nypost.com/2019/01/31/nypd-is-an-old-boys-club-thats-failing-sex-assault-victims-suit/ https://nypost.com/2019/01/31/nypd-is-an-old-boys-club-thats...): > But when she reported the rape a few days later, officers were at first “insensitive” about her trauma, then ignored her during the investigation, and finally said her case was “too complex,” according to court papers. She's now suing the police as well. Which doesn't bring us any closer to understanding what happened, of course! (It's interesting to note that in her lawsuit against Lyft, which another commenter helpfully linked, https://www.levinsimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Levin-Simes-Abrams-Alison-Turkos-Lyft-Rape-Lawsuit.pdf https://www.levinsimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Levin-... she seems to describe the police investigation fairly positively, but claims Lyft was "wholly uncooperative", although with no details of what cooperation was requested and refused.)
- thatoneyouthrow 7y ago
  She did include the police aren't responding.

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Lazare 7y ago

> The fact that she's not including the police's response is fishy. According to another story (https://nypost.com/2019/01/31/nypd-is-an-old-boys-club-thats-failing-sex-assault-victims-suit/ https://nypost.com/2019/01/31/nypd-is-an-old-boys-club-thats...): > But when she reported the rape a few days later, officers were at first “insensitive” about her trauma, then ignored her during the investigation, and finally said her case was “too complex,” according to court papers. She's now suing the police as well. Which doesn't bring us any closer to understanding what happened, of course! (It's interesting to note that in her lawsuit against Lyft, which another commenter helpfully linked, https://www.levinsimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Levin-Simes-Abrams-Alison-Turkos-Lyft-Rape-Lawsuit.pdf https://www.levinsimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Levin-... she seems to describe the police investigation fairly positively, but claims Lyft was "wholly uncooperative", although with no details of what cooperation was requested and refused.)

thatoneyouthrow 7y ago
She did include the police aren't responding.