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They denounce Bolt’s driver for arrogance and homophobia: “You’re a whore!

Citizen Mario Núñez Mendoza had a very bad time last Tuesday afternoon, after being involved in an altercation with the driver identified as Rommel Mauricio.

According to Núñez Mendoza, he requested the Bolt service in Asunción, after a few minutes the driver fell into irregularities as the basic thing, not following the direction indicated by the GPS. This according to the complainant to charge more than corresponds to the initial location marked.

The driver entered a dead end and then took an unnecessary trip that could have been avoided by following the directions. Upon arriving at his home, the complainant marked the rate 15,200 Gs, a sum greater than the one he initially marked.

He himself gave him the sum of 15,000 Gs and the driver claimed the 200 Gs. “If it was going to be a plague, I was going to give him what was on the app and he told me ‘you’re a jerk’”.

They denounce Bolt's driver for arrogance and homophobia: “You're a whore!

The citizen proceeded to get out of the vehicle and once outside, the driver got out of his vehicle and hurled insults at him and challenged him to blows in front of his house: “He begins to tell me you are a whore, a fagot, come here we are going to quarrel”.

The young man says that he ignored his insults and entered his house. He assures that at all times the driver “did what he wanted” and regrets the bad moment he had to go through.

“It seems to me that these events must be publicly denounced because there are people who are sure to have a worse time and there is no physical place to claim these things,” he says.

The complainant shared his case on social networks, by way of alerting the public.

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