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A terrified teenager surreptitiously texted her mom for help as a Lyft ridesharing driver allegedly turned off his tracking system, groped her and sped down the highway refusing to take her home.I ;m scared, the 18-year-old from Hamilton texted to her mom, who immediately phon
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