http://beta.local.yahoo.com/news-east-boston-man-gets-wild-ride-refusing-pay-taxi-toll
"An East Boston man says a taxi driver took him on a wild ride because he refused to hand over extra money for tolls. “He wouldn’t let me out of the car, so that’s when it got a little scary,” says Matt Karolian.He took the cab from downtown Boston early Monday morning. When the taxi pulled up to his East Boston apartment building, the driver asked him to pay for a toll, even though they had not gone through one.
He booked out of the apartment, with me in the car, was going in excess of the speed limit, started running through stop signs. I was trying to open the door. When I did that, he’d kind of swerve a little bit to close the door.”
“I offered to pay the fare in full, as it read on the meter, and he refused that and said I had to pay the $5.25 toll that he was going to experience going back into the city,” says Karolian.
The taxi driver took him to the East Boston Police Department, where an officer had to explain to him that Karolian was right.
The taxi driver could be lucky he wasn't charge with false imprisonment, or reckless driving. It is against the law to hold someone against there will without a lawful reason to do so. It also is reckless driving to drive a vehicle in a reckless manner in New Hampshire.
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