If he were an ordinary passenger, I'd agree. But not remember someone who called 911 from your car 30 days ago? Because apparently from what other posters have said, the driver is notified that the 911 option has been used and they have to confirm that everything is OK. I can only imagine that's a pretty rare occurrence. Also, if you truly didn't remember the passenger, wouldn't you have to check your app to see where you dropped them off? Then they would have given LE the correct drop off location in Santa Monica rather than saying he was dropped off at the apartment in Brentwood. I find these to be fishy incongruities that should at least be investigated thoroughly.
are we 100% sure that the driver is notified? Why would a potential perp be notified that a potential victim called for help? Of course a potential perp would confirm everything is okay lol. This seems like another piece of Uber misinformation Jmo