Fake Uber driver convicted of kidnap and sex attacks for second time ...Middle East

A fake Uber driver has been found guilty by a jury of kidnap, attempted rape and sexual assault for the second time after his original convictions were overturned on appeal. Graham Head, 68, cruised the streets of Brighton posing as an “unofficial Uber” to pick up “vulnerable and intoxicated” women he could abuse, Lewes Crown […]

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