Uber attacker girl speaks out for the first time (JUST LOL @ THE EXCUSES)

[LinuxJon]

I would hate fuk her soooooo hard. Damn she's hot.

Also, it's too bad she can't just be honest. It's pretty obvious in the video it's not alcohol she was under the influence of. Her speech wasn't slurred. She was acting aggressive and high-strung. She was obviously on an illegal stimulant.

If she wanted to look better in the public light, she should just admit "sorry, I have a problem with ______ drug and it turned me into a monster". But she'd lose any hope of ever practicing medicine again.

[AiHatecrime]

not yet - the medical authorities say they are conducting "an investigation" - I don't see much need to investigate - the original footage will tell them everything they need to know to make the right decision

Also don't see why they need to do this. If people can lose their job calling somebody a name on social media then so can this chick. Video is much worse then an insult. Her behavior is disgusting. Yeah people do dumb chit all the time. But when you join the community of respected professions like medicine you cease to be an "everyday" person. Your behavior should match that.

[wake_me]

If this is how she acts in public when having a bad day, imagine how she acts in private. I can imagine this was a dream come true for her ex. Probably would tell people she was a nutter, and would attack him for leaving milk out on the counter or some sh*t, but they would all say, "but she's only 5', 100lbs, she tells us every time we see her".

Oh and for people excusing her, she didn't even seem that drunk. Blows my mind that some people think that it could have been anyone doing the same thing if they had some drinks.

[Timmy_522]

I don't think that she should lose her job, but sure a big fine and a criminal record should keep her in check in the future.

[NZdude]

.. I'd destroy this girl if she let me in that pooosey... Something about a little bich would make me go go pound town... That fire...

Am I wrong?

not wrong … we're all allowed our fantasies dude

[wake_me]

She actually says she is hiring a PR firm. I don't think I'll ever feel bad for someone with the ability to hire a PR firm when they f*ck up.

[Creaso]

because women HATE taking responsibility for their actions.....

**** everyone hates this. but its a necessary evil

[wake_me]

I don't think that she should lose her job, but sure a big fine and a criminal record should keep her in check in the future.

There won't be any charges pressed. Also, she lives in a $2,000 a month apartment and has the money to hire a PR firm. I don't think a fine would mean much. Public shaming is where it's at.

[Creaso]

I know, right?
We're all human and we all make mistakes.
But I can't stand those people who make excuses as to why they made the mistake.
Own up to to it and apologize. I can forgive someone for doing that and they'd have my respect for being humble about it.

ID still want her to be fired regardless but at least id have respect for her

[Creaso]

Did you see the ethering? Not much sympathy for her. She got crushed. Way worse than the taco bell exec who punched the Uber driver.

One got fired and arrested and had to move back in with their parents the other got. . . . oh she had to pay the uber driver money.

[Skeletor666]

nearly as bad as rape mattress bitch, hopefully she does get assaulted and her head caved in by a fukkin caveman savage,

We are the superior sex

[Creaso]

Queer

yeAH what a ****oooot

[AWillis]

One got fired and arrested and had to move back in with their parents the other got. . . . oh she had to pay the uber driver money.

the guy she attacked in the car wasn't an uber driver. it was a random guy who she thought was her ride, her uber taxi hadn't arrived yet so she wanted this random to drive her home. it said this in the video.

[wake_me]

the guy she attacked in the car wasn't an uber driver. it was a random guy who she thought was her ride, her uber taxi hadn't arrived yet so she wanted this random to drive her home. it said this in the video.

My understanding from the original video was that he was an Uber driver, but not her Uber driver. She hopped in the car anyway, and the people he was supposed to drive said it was OK, but he wisely was not OK with it.

EDIT: from the description

[Sunday night in Miami, Fl (Mary Brickell Village)]
We were on the phone with this uber driver while he pulled up to our location. Out of nowhere the girl in the video gets in the backseat of his car and won't get out. We told the driver it was ok, to just cancel our ride, but he did not want to take her anywhere so he kept telling her to get out.

Eventually the driver gets out and says he's calling the cops to get her out of the car. After a couple of minutes of the driver pretending to talk to the cops (im assuming he was pretending because they never showed up at first), the girl decides to reach into the front seat, grab his keys, and start walking away with his keys in her hands.... That's where the video starts...

The police finally showed up after this video ends. The girl was in a taxi cab about to leave when the showed up and they had to stand in front of the taxi and tell him to stop. The girl eventually got up from the area the cops had told her to sit and wait, and tried to walk away from the scene.

Once in handcuffs, she then tried kicking some of the police officers on the scene. It was only when they put her in the police car that she started crying, apologizing, and claiming that she would lose her medical license (she claimed to be a neurologist) if she got arrested.

The Uber driver was too good of a person and decided to take a cash settlement instead of pressing charges. In his words, "...she was crying (and) said (she) was sorry for everything." I don't want to disclose the amount the driver was paid, but can say he could only use the money to pay his cellphone bill and maybeee his cable bill.

[Creaso]

made him red, fukin simpletons I swer

I get what you're saying, in fact following this "shaming" trend, the future is scary for everyone.

Imagine the day when absolutely everything in public is only a click away from being shared (even more than today). Not talking about drunk antics, but any opinion that is different is instantaneously uploaded and opposing groups go to town to tear you down. The only reasonable conclusion is that human interaction will morph in a made up sterile society where everyone is wearing their happy face 24/7.

I thought that was what europe is now. the beggining of 1984. maybe its been misrepresented?

[Creaso]

i actually feel bad for her

You should be able to move past your mistakes


The fact that she paid the driver on the spot and apologized to him makes it feel more sincere

you didnt watch the video or read about her trying to assualt the cops while in handcuffs.

[Creaso]

I was stressed, thats not me, i was angry, daddy went into the hospital, bf broke up with me.

If this was a man he would be in a jail cell, fired, and this would be career suicide.

so basically she is blaming men?!?!?! l O l

[immune18]

Troll post, lol if anyone believes it.cant believe OP went to all the effort of getting a lookalike and paying the news crew to make this story just to troll the misc

[BetaAsPhuck]

But I still think it's been blown massively out of proportion, just because she's a doctor. Seen people do far, far worse on a night out, by off duty armed forces, police, doctors, med students, etc..

This.

There is a lot of military worship in the US media, and anyone who has been around young military brahs on a night out drinking knows that they aren't saints. (Ask them stories, and listen to the amount of times they casually talking about assaulting people, or get into easily avoidable fights.)

She was a kunt that night, but people are treating her like shes an ISIS member (doxing, trying to get her fired from her job, etc.).

[pollywogpriest]

women gonna women.

[Creaso]

The VICTIM decided not to press charges, the victim decided that money was enough. If it's because he's a wk, society takes it easier on women, doesn't fuking matter, it's not like the police or a judge gave her a pass, the VICTIM did. She got lucky.

I think the matter should have been done right there and then, but these internet vigilante neckbeards who have nothing to lose want to take out their frustration of leading a miserable life by ruining a successful person.

Uhhh the one time i tried to press charges on a girl the cops shamed me and basically said **** off be a man

[Creaso]

http://anjaliramkissoon.org

God bless u mami

That she can go from violence to taunting to bragging she can lie to the police and then weeping to get out of a jam in just a few moments demonstrates just how manipulative she is. This willingness to do absolutely anything to manipulate people into getting what she wants are signs of a psychopath.

[BetaAsPhuck]

http://anjaliramkissoon.org

God bless u mami

I hope whoever did that puts as much effort into exposing Islamic extremist sympathizers. I doubt it though.

[Creaso]

lmao do something about it then

What do you suggest? volunteering as a father figure since their dads dont give a **** about them would be a good start imo. BTW i am a father figure to a minority. No im not raising anohter man's child with a single mother. yes the guy who said that is probally a racist bastard but hes also probally right.

[RocknRollMuscle]

lol @ site.

She's an evil woman. Someone should write a heavy metal song about that. Profit.

[Drayg00n]

Lol at how she would not say she was drunk in the interview. She was close to saying it in the beginning but caught herself. Then her "message" or "morals" at the end were absolutely laughable:

watch out how you act in public because someone could be taping you. taping.

No sympathy for her. She is getting away with murder at just a suspension. She probably sucked the uber driver off to not press charges.

[Creaso]

This.

There is a lot of military worship in the US media, and anyone who has been around young military brahs on a night out drinking knows that they aren't saints. (Ask them stories, and listen to the amount of times they casually talking about assaulting people, or get into easily avoidable fights.)

She was a kunt that night, but people are treating her like shes an ISIS member (doxing, trying to get her fired from her job, etc.).

at least i can hit a guy back without getting killed literally and physically.

[Creaso]

Lol at how she would not say she was drunk in the interview. She was close to saying it in the beginning but caught herself. Then her "message" or "morals" at the end were absolutely laughable:

watch out how you act in public because someone could be taping you. taping.

No sympathy for her. She is getting away with murder at just a suspension. She probably sucked the uber driver off to not press charges.

im mad.

[wake_me]

watch out how you act in public because someone could be taping you. taping.

Imagine what she is like in private without people taping her. A simple "don't be a c*nt/a**hole to people" would have been better to say.

[Lukelovesyoutoo]

But while the rest of the press stalked her at her mother’s house near North Miami Beach, Gossip Extra tracked down the five-foot Ramkissoon at her $2,000-a-month 41st-floor apartment at the Opera Tower in downtown Miami.

When we arrived at about 7 p.m. Sunday, exactly a week after the incident, it sounded like the 30-year-old neurologist was having a party.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/entertain...#storylink=cpy

Just $2000 a month for a decent apartment in downtown miami? can FL brahs confirm?