Officer who ran investigation into rape of Delhi woman by Uber driver says he cannot understand how Eric Alexander got recordsAn Uber executive who reportedly obtained the medical records of a Delhi woman who was sexually assaulted by one of the company’s drivers would hold had no legal reason to access the documents during the investigation or trial,according to the police officer who oversaw the case.
Indian lawyers said Eric Alexander, the former president of Uber’s Asia-Pacific division, and could hold applied for access to the woman’s medical records after the verdict was delivered in 2015,but receiving permission would hold been “highly unlikely” and strongly opposed by police.
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Source: theguardian.com