A woman accused of attacking an Uber driver in a video that went viral this week was arrested in Las Vegas for trying to steal money at a bank by using a fake ID, according to police.
It was after she was detained for the scheme, days later, that police re-booked her for an outstanding warrant from San Francisco, California, where the Uber attack took place.
JEREMY CHEN 13 ACTION NEWS.POLICE SAY... THE WOMANACCUSED OF ATTACKING AN UBERDRIVER IN A VIRAL VIDEO THISWEEK... WAS ARRESTED IN LASVEGAS.... FOR TRYING TO STEALMONEY AT A BANK BY USING A FAKEI-D.AFTER.... MALAYSIA KINGWAS ARRESTED... POLICE THEN RE-BOOKED HER FOR AN OUTSTANDINGWARRANT FROM SAN FRANCISCO.THAT’S WHERE THE UBERATTACK OCCURRED.AN ARREST REPORT STATES...KING CLAIMS SHE AND A MAN NAMEDDAVID LEWIS... ALLEGEDLY TRIEDTO TRANSFER MONEY INTO ANACCOUNT AT A BANK IN LAS VEGASUSING A VIRGINIA I-D BELONGINGTO SOMEONE NAMED JOHN.THEY WERE BOTH CHARGEDWITH B
One of the women accused of attacking an Uber driver in San Francisco will appear in a Las Vegas court room this morning.