@dustinisdriving: Uber Driver Saves Woman From Creep Messing With His Rider #fyp #foryourpage #uber #dashcam #lyft #taxi #taxidriver #uberdriver #uberride #cops #police

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mommatay303: :

Such a good kind hearted man ❤️

2024-01-18 21:56:27

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🌸 Kathy 🌸 :

Omg I can’t even imagine the absolute panic she felt. So glad he was there

2024-01-03 22:39:02

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thegirlwiththerhinotat2 :

I love this guy!! I wanna give him a big hug and the girl too!!

2024-01-03 19:50:11

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Jennifer :

Awesome job 🥰🙏🙏🙏

2023-12-24 22:37:23

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🍄 Soph 🍄‍🟫 :

Creep sounded drunk off his ass

2024-01-06 08:53:29

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Amanda B Vasqz :

What a sweetheart

2024-01-04 01:25:19

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angel13ful :

🙏🙏🙏

2023-12-24 16:21:42

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MarianaKeepinItTogether 🇦🇷 :

🥺🥰🤟 This is a real man. Thank you sir.

2023-12-22 14:14:20

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LittleDebbie808 :

This guy is my hero. I freaking love him and she acted like a class act too. This could’ve ended really bad:/

2023-12-24 02:57:43

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Glow626 :

That guy could have shot him or stabbed him. He is a Hero

2023-12-22 16:55:05

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Momma/Jen :

He just risked his life for her. amazing

2024-01-03 19:23:15

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🦚 :

This is a man with daughters. Ugh. I love this. 👏👏

2024-01-20 10:17:50

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Glow626 :

Hero!

2023-12-22 16:53:53

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Tannis Teflon Tan Henriksen :

That's a real man

2023-12-28 06:08:40

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plum1623 :

I know his daughter/s aren't to be played with. He sounds like he has a background in law enforcement or medical field. He suspected something happened to her. He asked all the right questions 🙏🏽🙏

2024-02-22 14:20:59

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Spookedwalnuts :

That guy was exactly where he was meant to be in that moment

2024-01-22 22:23:07

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No Guerra :

excelsior package

2023-12-24 20:23:07

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Meloniee23 :

He was amazing ❤️🥺

2024-01-04 12:37:59

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cdsnuts :

I feel like this guy can drive my daughter home anytime

2024-01-27 09:00:27

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appleuser428942 :

Kinda wish the guy would just take her home. I would hate if that happened to me and my driver stopped the car and is staring at me asking me questions acting like my hero.

2024-01-12 16:29:52

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