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I will say that it seems like some people want this woman punished like she just committed murder. The driver chose not to press charges, because if you read any follow up stories to this video instead of just sitting in front of your computer saying "if she was a guy... blah blah...", you would have read that she actually apologizes, feels guilty, and gave the Uber driver money for his phone. Her actions are unacceptable, but there is only one victim, the Uber driver, who suffered damages for his phone, and he got the money for it from her eventually. Anji doesn't need to serve the life sentence that some seem to think she should.
The most deplorable people in this video are Anji's friends, who can be heard in the background so you know they are there. They could have prevented this. They don't do anything to help get their friend out of this situation. If they acted early on and pulled her away from the Uber driver, how much more of this scene actually happens? Pretty much none of it, and none of us know who Anji is. None of them even follow Anji as the video comes to an end and she begins to walk away. What kind of horrible friends are these? People that were using her because she was probably richer then them?
Anji's career is pretty much ruined, and given her actions, it's probably good that she won't go further in the medical profession. That's enough punishment for what she did. Which while unprofessional, there were likely worse crimes committed in Miami that day.
And you know... if the guy who was the intended fare who I have been told was the one taking the video, actually got in the car instead of taking a video, this whole incident would have been over once the Uber driver "pushed off", because they could have been on their way. I guess this is the mindset of society: take videos and watch instead of trying to resolve the matter.
We should publish everything available about her. I hate it when someone ties to steal my Uber or Lyft. She is a pariah! A loser. A mutton head. Is that even an insult? I like it anyway.
Some time in a jail cell/cuffs might've done her some good, but no one is going to remember or care about this after a year. The only reason I wandered into this thread is because I thought something worse happened.
Again, a guy DID do this and isn't in jail, the Taco bell exec. She is not in jail because the driver CHOSE not to press charges, so go yell at him, not society.
People under stress sometimes crack. Residency is HARD. Maybe she had some kind of mental breakdown, and if given help will end up being an awesome doctor. Why does one event have to result in sometimes entire identity being bound to it forever? How is it going to benefit society if this woman has her life ruined, can't pay back her $200,000 or whatever it is in student loans and ends up in section 8 apartments being subsidized? Whether she "deserves" that or not, which none of us have a right to decide how does it serve us as a society to have every single crime now carry a life sentence?
The Taco Bell exec. isn't in jail because he has a ton of money. When I said if a guy did this he would have been in jail for assault, I meant a regular joe blow off the street - not some rich executive scum-bag - who was also very entitled!
And, again, this is an apologist attitude here. So, now it's alright for people to go around attacking others for no reason without consequences?! Unbelievable. I bet you wouldn't be as forgiving if this had happened to you!
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"Her neighbor, Ruby Ferro, told CBS Miamithe behavior she saw in the video is nothing like the young lady she has known since she was a child.
"I just got surprised because they're a beautiful family," said Ferro. "Anjali and her sister, they're good girls. They're quiet people. They never have a problem."
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She acted in very poor judgment but people are leaving very cruel messages for her. She has suffered enough humiliation to last her a lifetime. I wonder what happened to provoke her into drinking as much as she did. Yes, this is her responsibility but let's not rush to condemn. We don't know if there's more going on or not.
Again, a guy DID do this and isn't in jail, the Taco bell exec. She is not in jail because the driver CHOSE not to press charges, so go yell at him, not society.
People under stress sometimes crack. Residency is HARD. Maybe she had some kind of mental breakdown, and if given help will end up being an awesome doctor. Why does one event have to result in sometimes entire identity being bound to it forever? How is it going to benefit society if this woman has her life ruined, can't pay back her $200,000 or whatever it is in student loans and ends up in section 8 apartments being subsidized? Whether she "deserves" that or not, which none of us have a right to decide how does it serve us as a society to have every single crime now carry a life sentence?
Stress is not a good excuse to act like an a** and attack people. Ridiculous to be defending this brat. If her career is ruined it is due to her immature actions. She can do Yoga, run or choose better ways to release her stress.
Low-income people make mistakes too and they end up in jail serving sentences. She is lucky.
She acted in very poor judgment but people are leaving very cruel messages for her. She has suffered enough humiliation to last her a lifetime. I wonder what happened to provoke her into drinking as much as she did. Yes, this is her responsibility but let's not rush to condemn. We don't know if there's more going on or not.
Well, we know she's an entitled piece of $#%$. That's all I need to know. She tried to knee that Uber driver in the groin for no reason. Sickening.
As far as what happened to "provoke her into drinking as much as she did"?! WTF?! People need to be "provoked" into drinking?! People drink because they want to.
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I wonder what happened to provoke her into drinking as much as she did. Yes, this is her responsibility but let's not rush to condemn. We don't know if there's more going on or not.
