Faced with naked man, DoorDasher demands police action; they arrest her for illegal surveillance

""The only justice I'm getting is exposing this man and having posted that video," she added. "And it has gone viral. Now he can live with shame and embarrassment if people have seen it." "I'm the victim!" she said. "Is this making sense to any-fucking-body?" Her numerous videos attracted huge followings-anywhere from 5 million to 30 million views each-and DoorDash eventually felt the need to respond."

""DoorDash never deactivates someone for reporting [sexual assault]-full stop," said the company. But, it added, "posting a video of a customer in their home, and disclosing their personal details publicly, is a clear violation of our policies. That is the sole reason that this Dasher's account was deactivated, along with the customer's, while we investigated. We've also ensured that the Dasher has full access to their earnings.""

"The cops determined that the nude man in question "was incapacitated and unconscious on his couch due to alcohol consumption." Being drunk and naked inside your own home apparently does not qualify as sexual assault on a delivery driver, and the police department said in a press release yesterday that "the investigation by the Oswego Police Department determined that no sexual assault occurred.""

A DoorDash driver filmed and posted a video of a nude, intoxicated man on his couch while alleging sexual assault. Her videos drew huge audiences, garnering between 5 million and 30 million views each. DoorDash said it does not deactivate users for reporting sexual assault but suspended both accounts because posting a customer's video and personal details violated policy, and that the Dasher retained access to earnings. The Oswego Police Department found the man incapacitated by alcohol and determined no sexual assault occurred. Police arrested the Dasher on felony surveillance and dissemination charges; she was released and will appear in Oswego City Court.

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