Are we imploring that I can get a driver fired for saying he won't return a personal possession that never existed? Man uber seems pretty criminal to do that.

So I guess new information revealed that the kid completely made it up? Hope the driver sues the kid. 

My best guess is this Bo Cleary dude jumped in the back of some random person's car instead of his assigned Uber.

EDIT: After reading [this statement](http://buzz.blog.ajc.com/2015/12/29/atlanta-police-department-uber-driver-did-not-rob-passenger/) from the police investigation, I have to agree that dude was just too drunk and made the whole thing up.

Uber driver fired for being accused of robbing pax he never picked up