Man claims Uber driver “left him in a pool of blood” after refusing trip

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A New Jersey man sued Uber on Thursday for negligence, fraud, and assault, among other accusations. In the lawsuit, Joseph Fusco claimed that he was “nearly beaten to death” after his driver refused to drive him from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to his home in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, about nine miles away.

Uber has faced legal battles previously over alleged incidents of violence perpetrated by drivers against passengers.

According to the 34-page civil complaint, on the evening of December 22, 2016, Fusco was attending a private party at a Philadelphia sports bar with his colleagues from Allied Universal and other public safety officials from the University of Pennsylvania.

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Source: Ars Technica – Man claims Uber driver “left him in a pool of blood” after refusing trip