An Uber driver was paid $175,000 by Ocean County after claiming he was falsely arrested and accused of being part of a “grandparent scam” when he responded to a ride request.

A ride-share driver was charged in a grandparent scam, but police found no evidence he was involved in it, the lawsuit said.

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Uber’s latest earnings showed strong growth in rides and revenue but faced a big legal expense that hurt profits. The company ...

An Uber driver was paid $175,000 by Ocean County after claiming he was falsely arrested and accused of being part of a “grandparent scam” when he responded to a ride request. William ...