“just go the bar bro”
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A trip to a bar cost a man hundreds of thousands of dollars, but the thieves didn’t take his wallet during this nightmare night out.
They took his phone.
The young man and his friend didn’t meet up with any strangers, but he still believes someone must’ve dropped something in his drink.
Weeks later, he’s still dealing with the aftermath of his nightmare night out.
“I had a good friend from Ohio come in town. The plan was to hit a couple bars in the area,” the victim said.
Although he said they met up with some fellow students, nothing seemed out of the ordinary — until everything became a blur.
“At some point during the night, someone pointed me toward an Uber,” the victim said.
Somehow separated from his friend, he got in with two women he said he’s never seen before in the front seat.
Looking back, he thinks someone booked an Uber on his phone but cancelled it.
But now the women had his address and his phone.
“They knew my name, they knew I was headed home,” he said. “I started to notice they were saying strange things, talking about me rather than to me.”
He said he remembers the woman in the front passenger seat climbing to the backseat, unzipping his pants and exposing him.
Once the women dropped him at his Plantation apartment, he said that woman followed him inside.
“Once I woke up or came to, I got an adrenaline rush, and I was like, ‘You need to leave,’” he said. “I was thinking, wow, I got molested in an Uber. That was awful. I’ll keep that a secret ‘til I die.”
But it wouldn’t be that easy.
His phone was gone.
He later learned all his passwords were changed and thousands of dollars were drained from several of his payment sharing apps.
In fact, his bank now shows a balance of negative $499,441.17.
He’s spent weeks trying to access his own accounts.
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A trip to a bar cost a man hundreds of thousands of dollars, but the thieves didn’t take his wallet during this nightmare night out.
They took his phone.
The young man and his friend didn’t meet up with any strangers, but he still believes someone must’ve dropped something in his drink.
Weeks later, he’s still dealing with the aftermath of his nightmare night out.
“I had a good friend from Ohio come in town. The plan was to hit a couple bars in the area,” the victim said.
Although he said they met up with some fellow students, nothing seemed out of the ordinary — until everything became a blur.
“At some point during the night, someone pointed me toward an Uber,” the victim said.
Somehow separated from his friend, he got in with two women he said he’s never seen before in the front seat.
Looking back, he thinks someone booked an Uber on his phone but cancelled it.
But now the women had his address and his phone.
“They knew my name, they knew I was headed home,” he said. “I started to notice they were saying strange things, talking about me rather than to me.”
He said he remembers the woman in the front passenger seat climbing to the backseat, unzipping his pants and exposing him.
Once the women dropped him at his Plantation apartment, he said that woman followed him inside.
“Once I woke up or came to, I got an adrenaline rush, and I was like, ‘You need to leave,’” he said. “I was thinking, wow, I got molested in an Uber. That was awful. I’ll keep that a secret ‘til I die.”
But it wouldn’t be that easy.
His phone was gone.
He later learned all his passwords were changed and thousands of dollars were drained from several of his payment sharing apps.
In fact, his bank now shows a balance of negative $499,441.17.
He’s spent weeks trying to access his own accounts.
