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Uber Driver 'Brutally' Headbutts and Punches Passenger in Row Over Traveling with His Service Dog

Uber is being sued after one of the company's drivers allegedly assaulted a man who was attempting to enter the vehicle with his service animal. Bryan Kobel reportedly suffered a 'severe concussion' after he was headbutted and punched by driver Vadim Nikolaevich Uliumdzhiev
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The lawsuit was filed on Monday, Aug. 18, in Charleston County, S.C., by TC BioPharm CEO Bryan Kobel, 45, according to reports by FOX News and local newspaper Post and Currier.

The lawsuit alleges that Uber hired Russian national Vadim Nikolaevich Uliumdzhiev, with him using a fake driver's license to secure the role.
 
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