Lyft Driver Kicks Blind Man, Guide Dog Out Of Car, Then Calls 911
A Lyft driver has been kicked off the ride-sharing app after kicking a blind man and his guide dog out of his car – then calling 911 on him.
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A Lyft driver has been kicked off the ride-sharing app after kicking a blind man and his guide dog out of his car – then calling 911 on him.
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