Let me tell you something, you little [ __ ] >> Disrespectful I just put over right now. >> All right, disrespectful I >> These are moments when taxi drivers face unexpected and shocking attacks on camera. First up, a drunk Taco Bell executive assaults an Uber driver for not bowing like a workplace subordinate. On October 30th, 2015, Uber driver Edward Caban, still working on Halloween night in California, picked up 32-year-old Benjamin Golden, a Taco Bell marketing manager, who was extremely intoxicated. >> All right, man, I got to kick you out. >> Where you going? >> Yeah. >> Where you just need to go to >> No, I'm kicking you out, man. You're too You're You're too drunk to give me directions, man. >> No, I'm not too drunk to go >> I'm kicking you out. >> Listen, I'm giving you the directions right now. >> No, that's it. Trip ended. >> No, I'm giving you the directions >> Trip's already ended, man. >> No, I'm giving you the directions to get to >> you out. >> Park Newport. >> I'm kicking >> All you need to go is Park Newport. >> I'm kicking you out, man. >> Are you serious? >> I'm serious. >> All you need to go is Park Newport. >> I'm kicking you out. >> I'm giving you the directions to Park Newport. >> I've already ended the trip. >> Well, I'm going to end give you a new trip. >> Uh that's No. Get out of my car. >> Park Newport. >> Get out of my car. >> Sir, >> Get out of my car or I will call the police. >> Let me tell you something, you little [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yeah? >> Yeah, I'm giving you the [ __ ] little [ __ ] >> Yeah? Yeah. Call the police. Yeah, that's what happens. >> No. >> Call the police. Yeah, you got me. [ __ ] Call the police, leave. >> Assaulted, Caban called police who arrived within minutes and arrested Golden. Nearby Caban posted the dash cam video online. Golden was fired from his job. Golden was later convicted of assault, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct, receiving 60 days in jail and 3 years probation. He sued Caban for $5 million alleging illegal recording, but the suit was dismissed. Next up, a violent repeat offender takes his anger out on an innocent Lyft driver who had nothing to do with his predicament. >> I'm sorry, man. If you're going to be disrespectful, I'll just pull over right now. >> All right, just >> Oh, [ __ ] >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> WHAT THE [ __ ] MAN? >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> On May 23rd, 2019, Lyft driver Eduardo Madiedo picked up 36-year-old George Catalano and his mother in Queens for a ride to Mount Sinai. During the ride, Catalano, who was in severe stomach pain and moaning throughout the trip, then asked the driver to break traffic laws to get there faster. When the driver refused, all hell broke loose. >> Drive faster, please. >> I'm sorry, man. I I can't go in front of the cars that are in front of me. >> Why? >> Cuz it's blocked. There's two lanes. You don't see it? >> Well, I would get in that right lane and found that hole right there and dropped it jumped out of this lane. >> I'm sorry, man. If you're going to be disrespectful, I'll just pull over right now. >> All right, just >> Oh, [ __ ] >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> OH, NO. >> YOU >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] [screaming] >> YOU >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> PLEASE, STOP. >> YOU [ __ ] >> POLICE. Oh my god. >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] WHAT THE [ __ ] MAN? >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> PLEASE. OH MY GOD. >> Police declared Catalano wanted as the video circulated on social media. He surrendered and was charged with assault and reckless endangerment. Next up, a driver mercilessly beaten by a passenger he refused to carry. >> You really want to drive me home, bro? >> No, I won't. >> You got to be kidding me, dude. >> On July 12th, 2022, around 2:00 a.m. in Arizona, Uber driver Jonathan Carroll, on his regular midnight shift, went to pick up 38-year-old Jason Acle, who wasn't at the pin location. Rather than wait it out and take a no-show fee, Carroll chose to locate the rider, [music] even as the rider had cursed him over the phone, a decision Carroll would soon regret. >> Yeah, so how do you wait down there next to the freeway, man? >> I saw it. It's right here. >> You just don't know how to get there. That's all it is, man. >> It's literally right here. >> simple. It shows me here and you got lost. That's all it >> I didn't get lost at all. >> Yeah, you did. >> I didn't. >> It's far. >> Okay. >> But guess what? >> You can drive me home, bro, right? >> No, I can't. Not doing >> Why? >> Not doing it now cuz you're being >> Come on. I'm not being a bro. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm not though. I'm not though. >> are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> You really want to drive me home, bro? >> No, I won't. >> Wow, dude. All right. >> Yep. >> You got to be kidding me, dude. >> All right. >> You got to be kidding me, dude. [ __ ] bridge. >> Okay. I got you on dash cam, dude. >> That guy. >> I got you on dash cam, dude. >> Professional to the end, Carroll submitted the footage to police. Once the dash cam video aired in the media and the rider was declared wanted, he surrendered, was charged with assault, and his Uber account was deactivated. Next up, a female rideshare driver was assaulted by a female passenger who wouldn't take no for an answer. >> I need this lady to get out OF MY VEHICLE. WOAH! >> ON SEPTEMBER 29TH, 2018, Texas rideshare driver Maria Chavez picked up a man and a woman from a bar. Mid-ride, they asked her to turn back to pick up more people. Already uncomfortable because they were eating in her car and had scratched it, Chavez ended the trip and told them to exit. The man stepped out, but the woman stayed back and then decided to attack the innocent driver. >> Look at her phone, look. Well, it's up to me, honestly. And honestly, I think you need to go back and get them. >> I need you exit my vehicle, please, because I'm >> I have nothing to do with them. I don't even know them. >> Well, then you need you you more you need to exit my vehicle. >> you mean? Go on the right. >> Okay, I need you exit my vehicle. Exit my vehicle. Because this trip is done and over with. This is my personal vehicle and I want you to exit the vehicle. Woah! You're on camera, lady. You're on camera. >> I'm sorry, but like >> Look at this. Look at what she just did. >> Yeah, she threw tacos. >> Look at what she did. And this is on camera, by the way. This is your responsibility right now. >> I'll clean it up. >> Look at the back. You'll clean it up? >> Yeah, she's going to pay for it, but like I I was just taking pictures of the uh >> I'm sure there's nothing wrong with that. This is way more This is my night is done. I can't Get away. Get away. Look at this. I can't I'm done Ubering for the night. I can't even What Look what you did. This is my job. This is my job. >> Was I not trying to get your parents? >> Because this is my job. I'm losing money. >> I'll care for >> I'm losing >> Mom is trying to get his parents. That's what he said. >> You threw food in my face. You threw food in >> Those aren't your parents? >> I mean, you threw food in my face. >> This is my house. >> You are wrong, lady. >> That wasn't your parents? >> The driver broke down in tears. She'd only been doing her job and didn't deserve such treatment. The suspects fled before officers arrived, and despite Chavez and her husband posting the video online, they had not been caught. 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