"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. After stumbling to the ground, Ramkissoon gets up and sits in the driver's car and immediately begins using vulgar language to berate the man to get in the car to drive her to her destination.
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…"
Anjali Ramkissoon, a fourth-year neurology resident with Jackson Health System, is shown on the video, berating and then attacking the unknown driver. The Uber driver appears to have control of Ramkissoon early in the video, holding her wrists in an attempt to restrain her. She attempts to free herself by kneeing the driver in the groin, resulting in the driver shoving Ramkissoon to the ground and making a break for his car.
When he gets to his car, Ramkissoon gets in on the passenger side and begins to berate the driver. The driver immediately exits, so Ramkissoon starts yelling “get in the fuckinging car, you piece of shit” and throwing his belongings outside the vehicle. Ramkissoon proceeds to fill the street with papers and items from the driver’s car — including throwing a pair of scissors and smashing his phone. Ramkissoon became remorseful after police arrived. “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 if she got arrested
She's without a doubt in the wrong, granted that what we see wasn't taken completely out of context. I don't see anything wrong with how he's restraining' or touching her... he does it only with the purpose of stopping her from acting out too much as her behaviour was already getting increasingly erratic and destructive at that point.
I still don't see any wrongdoing on his part. If anything, it's even more crazy behaviour on the girl's part for refusing to leave his vehicle even though he was clear with how he wasn't going to take her anywhere. Probably already noticing she was intoxicated beyond reason and was hoping to avoid what transpired regardless.
Wow, what a bimbo, obviously a privileged girl taking advantage of her the situation. Its almost like she wants to do him at one point. Like she's all up in his face lol
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