Company has failed to report serious crimes
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
September 22, 2017
Uber has been banned in London partly in response to skyrocketing rapes by predominantly migrant drivers which the company did not report to police.
According to Transport for London, Uber’s license will not be renewed beyond September 30, with the first reason listed being the company’s “approach to reporting serious criminal offenses.”
This includes Uber’s failure to report rising numbers of rapes and sexual assaults by its own drivers.
Latest figures show that Uber drivers are now responsible for one sex attack in London every week, with sexual assaults by Uber drivers skyrocketing by 50 per cent in just a single year.
This is undoubtedly connected to the fact that many of the drivers are from Muslim backgrounds, where “immodest” women are seen as easy prey. Many of the young women who hire Uber taxis late at night are drunk and in some cases scantily dressed.
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— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 22, 2017
Many Uber drivers are newly arrived migrants or “refugees” who don’t have to undergo the intensive training that traditional cabbies go through.
According to a letter written by Inspector Neil Billany, head of the Metropolitan Police’s taxi and private hire unit, Uber has “been made aware of criminal activity and yet haven’t informed the police.”
In one case, Uber continued to employ a driver known to have committed a sexual assault, before the same man went on to attack another woman.
Uber taxis are also not required to have CCTV installed in the back of the car like black cabs, putting young women at even greater risk.
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