Lyft Driver Arrested in Connection With Two Separate Sexual Assault Cases in Arizona
Police say DNA evidence links a Lyft driver to two separate sexual assault cases in Gilbert and Phoenix more than a year apart. Both victims later identified him.
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Police say DNA evidence links a Lyft driver to two separate sexual assault cases in Gilbert and Phoenix more than a year apart. Both victims later identified him.
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