A couple of comments on the Mail's website casting doubt on things. And, as per usual, often looks a bit dodgy when things are posted on social media before reporting to police.
But that's why I'm always wary when people start waving cameras around, or official and/or smartarse advice is always to take a photo of the driver/badge/plate etc.
On the small number of occasions that's happened to me it's always obviously been just to intimidate. But you wonder if these people might put your photo up on social media, or whatever, and accuse you of all sorts
Of course, there was that local Facebook page here that seems to have died down now, but drivers' photos would be posted up there (by other members of the trade
) with little or zero evidence supporting the allegations 
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was from a social media post from a partner of the person apparently involved. they said they hadn't yet reported to the police. posting a photo of the cab allegedly involved and allegations on social media prior to contacting the police seems an odd approach.