Staffordshire
A terrified 11-year-old girl ran for her life after a taxi driver tried to lure her into his cab as she walked home.
The girl was walking past Blythe Bridge train station, in Uttoxeter Road, Staffordshire, when a car pulled up alongside her.
The cabbie – described as Asian with stubble and spiky black hair – then tried to persuade her to get in at around 5.30pm on Tuesday, September 15, StokeonTrentLive reports.
It is believed the same driver had approached the victim around an hour and 20 minutes earlier.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/taxi-driver-tries-lure-schoolgirl-22703571
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LONDON PRIUS
This is the shocking moment an angry taxi driver threw his passenger to the ground by speeding away as he climbed out of the cab after a row over face masks.
Jay Henry, who lives in Hackney, east London, had ordered a Bolt taxi to drive him to his mother's house in Stanford Hill, north London, at around 11am on September 4.
But the 36-year-old, who works as a painter and decorator, claims he was left unable to work for weeks after suffering an injured back and foot as a result of the impact.
In the CCTV footage, the blue Toyota Pruis can be seen cruising down a residential road before swerving toward the pavement and coming to an abrupt stop.
The passenger in the back seat begins to open his door as the driver appears to turn around and speak to him.
Mr Henry continues to clamber out and places just one foot on the ground before suddenly the driver of the car speeds away.
He falls to the floor before looking over his shoulder in exasperation.
He manages to get back to his feet and walks steadily down the street in the same direction that the car drove off in.
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