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Lyft Driver Charged with Attempted Luring and Sexually Harassing 2 Princeton University Students
Authorities say the driver offered $100 before demanding sex from one student and is accused of targeting at least two Princeton University students.
- On Tuesday, the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office announced charges against 28-year-old Lyft driver Dimario Wynter of Spotswood, New Jersey, for luring and harassing two Princeton University students last month.
- Prosecutors allege the first incident occurred April 16 when Wynter stopped his black Jeep Patriot on Prospect Avenue around noon, handing a student a $100 bill and demanding a sexual act.
- The following day, April 17, Wynter allegedly approached a second student on Ivy Lane around 9:30 a.m., offering a $100 bill and asking her to leave with him before she returned the money.
- Princeton University Department of Public Safety Detective Martin Krzywicki identified the suspect, leading to Wynter's arrest April 30 at the Princeton Police Department; he was released pending future court appearances.
- Lyft confirmed it permanently removed the driver from its platform, stating the company takes such reports "extremely seriously" in a statement to FOX 29.
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Rideshare driver arrested in alleged scheme targeting Ivy League students for sex: prosecutors
Rideshare driver Dimario Wynter is charged with harassment and luring after allegedly targeting Princeton University students and demanding sexual acts, authorities say.
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