A Lyft driver who was completing a drive for a customer in North Miami got carjacked in front of a community center, and not only did the surveillance video capture the incident and the suspect, but police had one other major hint to go on.

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Luckily, aside from the surveillance footage of the incident, police also had another tip to go off of - the suspect’s name and phone number.

The driver gave police the information of the passenger, and police issued a subpoena to Lyft. Police said they “received the records showing the phone number and account used belongs to the defendant.”

    • tomcatt360@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      8 months ago

      Even a taxi company would have at least his phone number from the caller ID tho. I don’t think guys like this really think the process through