A Florida Uber driver is accused of using a stolen rental car to give rides and then leaving the car running for weeks to avoid it being disabled, deputies said.
The rental company reported the vehicle as stolen, deputies said, and called the driver every day about the missing payments.
But the driver knew about this feature, so instead of returning the Equinox or making the payments, he chose to leave the vehicle running for “three straight weeks” to prevent it being disabled, according to the release. The driver was taking a couple visiting from the United Kingdom to their accommodation where they would be attending their own wedding a week later, the sheriff’s office said.‘It’s not a possum, it’s a person’: Man missing for a month is found dead in chimneyA Polk County deputy saw the vehicle as it drove down the road in Davenport, Florida, and noted it was registered as stolen, according to the release.
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