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(Taken from police reports in Atlanta...)
A 26-year-old man said he was out on the town in Buckhead. He hailed a cab to go home and asked the cab driver to stop at an ATM machine so he could get money for his fare. The man was so drunk that he gave his ATM card -- and the pin number -- to the cab driver to make the withdrawal. "The cab driver proceeded to drain the account," wrote the reporting officer. Then, the cab driver proceeded to take the man home -- but headed in the wrong direction. The man got scared, jumped out of the cab, and called his roommate to pick him up. The cab driver kept the card, and at least $800 is missing from the account. The man "has no idea of which cab company it was or what the driver looked like."
A 26-year-old man said he was out on the town in Buckhead. He hailed a cab to go home and asked the cab driver to stop at an ATM machine so he could get money for his fare. The man was so drunk that he gave his ATM card -- and the pin number -- to the cab driver to make the withdrawal. "The cab driver proceeded to drain the account," wrote the reporting officer. Then, the cab driver proceeded to take the man home -- but headed in the wrong direction. The man got scared, jumped out of the cab, and called his roommate to pick him up. The cab driver kept the card, and at least $800 is missing from the account. The man "has no idea of which cab company it was or what the driver looked like."
