An Uber driver has reportedly lodged a complaint after allegedly being sexually assaulted by three women he had picked up at Kasoa.
According to the report shared by Jash McKay, the driver said the incident occurred after he picked up the three women as passengers. The circumstances surrounding the alleged assault, including the exact location and sequence of events, have not been independently verified.
The claim has circulated on social media alongside an image of the driver speaking to a microphone while wearing a face mask.
At this stage, no independently verified police statement or court record confirming the allegation was located in the available search results. The identities of the three women have also not been established from reliable sources.
The allegation, if formally reported to police, would require investigation to establish what happened and whether any criminal offence occurred. The driver and the alleged passengers should be regarded as entitled to due process, and the allegation should not be treated as an established fact unless supported by evidence or an official finding.
GhanaMedia.net will update this report if credible information becomes available from the Ghana Police Service or another authoritative source.
Source/verification note: The initial claim is based on the supplied Jash McKay social-media graphic. Independent confirmation was not located at the time of publication. Search results included unrelated reports involving Uber drivers and sexual-assault allegations, but none verified this specific Kasoa claim.
