Posted on 05/06/2026 4:15:22 PM PDT by xxqqzz
A man driving for Lyft is accused of trying to lure at least two Princeton University students, according to the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office.
In one reported incident, a female university student was on Prospect Avenue around Noon on April 16, 2026, when a car stopped and the driver asked for directions, officials said.
The driver gave the student a $100 bill, got out of the car and then demanded a sexual act from her, officials explained.
According to prosecutors, the girl dropped the money and ran away.
The driver was found to be in a black-colored Jeep Patriot during this incident, officials said.
Then, in another incident the next day on April 17, a second female student was on Ivy Lane around 9:30 a.m. when a person in a dark-colored van or SUV stopped and asked for directions, prosecutors said.
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No description of the driver’s religion or ethnicity. Hmm….
he said ... she said ...
I would have taken the money and run.....
Hat tip to Steve Miller
What kind of vetting do the drivers for these services go through? Is there even any review of their driving records?
I’ve used taxi cabs all my life, but they were established services with drivers who did it full time. This whole new Uber-Lyft-etc. thing makes me very nervous.
Chasing Princeton girls? Good lord, what if he caught one? It coulda ruined his life!
This is a desperate cry for help.
Probably a Mennonite, or a Dutchman or maybe New Jersey man.
Idiot! I always used an ice cream van with brightly colored balloons.
Dimario
One of them, Boo
Bet that wasn't the only black-colored thing the victim saw that afternoon.
We are not supposed to lure?
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