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posted by martyb on Wednesday July 04 2018, @01:37AM   Printer-friendly
from the Taxi-Driver-Über-Uber? dept.

Timothy Anderson, a former taxi driver, was arrested for the murder of a Uber driver in Okaloosa county, Florida. Filip Kirilov was found Sunday morning shot to death. Allegedly, he was a known opponent of Uber, citing declining business in an interview and recruiting other taxi drivers to take legal action against the ride share company. Anderson was identified and linked to the murder with surveillance equipment in the victim's car and Uber records. Police are calling the murder an isolated incident and believe the motive was revenge.


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  • (Score: 3, Insightful) by c0lo on Wednesday July 04 2018, @02:56AM (1 child)

    by c0lo (156) Subscriber Badge on Wednesday July 04 2018, @02:56AM (#702328) Journal

    He will still be able to get a job as a taxi driver of uber driver when he gets out.

    You mean, donate his brain to be integrated in a Uber driverless car?

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  • (Score: 2) by DannyB on Thursday July 05 2018, @04:01PM

    by DannyB (5839) Subscriber Badge on Thursday July 05 2018, @04:01PM (#703037) Journal

    I'm not sure what he actually means, but my take would be: Uber being evil, would see that he is a convicted murderer, and that would immediately qualify him for any Uber job without further scrutiny. Even if the murder victim was an Uber driver -- should Uber care about that? Would they care? If it doesn't hurt their bottom line nor their ability to subvert regulations, it should all be okay.

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