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Investigate Uber's 5,827 customer service tickets relating to accusations of rape and 6,160 for sexual assault.

Created by A.S. on March 09, 2016

Uber Executives:
Joe Sullivan, Chief Safety Officer
Jill Hazelbaker, Vice President, Comm & Public Policy
Tim Collins, Vice President, Global Support

Part of the response to the screenshots of the 11000+ UBER database search results related to "rape/sexual assault", the executives stated, "When serious incidents are reported to us, we always reach out to the person who filed the report and, where appropriate, engage with law enforcement."

They don't get to decide which cases are criminal, they are obligated to contact law enforcement who decides the seriousness of the claims.

There is incentive for Misprision, the deliberate concealment of one's knowledge of a felony which is potentially criminal and puts public safety at risk.

ONE potential unreported case warrants investigation.

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