An elderly man died after getting out of a ride-hailing taxi in Benito Juárez, Mexico, following an argument with the driver. According to the Capital City Security Secretariat (SSC), police were alerted by operators at the South Command and Control Center (C2) about the passenger's death. Officers arrived at the intersection of Libertad and Rumania in San Simón Ticumac, where the driver identified himself and explained that he had previously transported the elderly man, who then realized he was not at his intended destination and began verbally and physically attacking him. The driver said he got out of the car to stop the aggression, at which point the elderly man collapsed. Paramedics arrived shortly after and confirmed the man had died. The 29-year-old driver was taken before a prosecutor to give a statement and clarify his involvement.
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