Afghan Interpreter Who Served With the US Army Shot Dead in DC While Driving Lyft
General News,Crime,Lyft,US Army
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An Afghan interpreter who had served alongside U.S. Army Special Forces in Afghanistan was shot dead while working a shift for Lyft, a rideshare company. Nasrat Ahmad Yar, 31, of Alexandria, Virginia was killed while in his vehicle in Washington, D.C. just after midnight Monday morning, according to a press release from the Metropolitan Police Department. “He was so happy he got a new car because he could take care of his family,” Yar’s friend, Rahim Amini said in an interview with WUSA9. Prior to the incident, Yar’s wife had...
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