Police are urging potential victims of a Queensland rideshare driver to come forward after three women contacted police accusing him of stalking, coercive control and sexual assault.
A 29-year-old man has been charged with rape, coercive control, threatening violence and three counts of stalking following alleged incidents in Brisbane dating back to 2020.
In the most recent alleged incident in the middle of last year, the man allegedly picked up a 27-year-old woman in a white Mercedes A45 at night and took her home.
In the most recent alleged incident, the man connected with a 27-year-old woman who used a white Mercedes A45 to return home at night in the middle of last year, police allege. (SMH)
He allegedly connected with her on social media and the pair developed a relationship in June.
During the relationship, the man repeatedly accessed the woman’s phone and threatened to assault her, police will allege.
She unsuccessfully tried to break up with him on multiple occasions, police said.
Police will allege the man turned up to her house unannounced on July 20 and sexually assaulted her.
She ended the relationship and told him not to contact her again.
Almost one month later, on August 17, the man allegedly again turned up to the woman’s house and threatened her, but left because others were present.
The man will appear before Brisbane Magistrates Court on April 17. (Jocelyn Garcia)
In November 2024,, the same driver allegedly picked up a 21-year-old woman in the white Mercedes A45 rideshare and took her froom from Fortitude Valley and allegedly exchanged social media details with her.
Over the next week the man sent the woman multiple messages and threatened to turn up to her workplace, police will allege.
The 21-year-old never met the man after the original ride share and blocked him on social media and her phone before reporting the matter to police.
Police will further allege the man assaulted a 20-year-old woman and went through her phone within two months of beginning a relationship with her around November 2020.
He allegedly phoned the woman multiple times per day and turned up at her house if she did not answer the phone calls.
The young woman ended the relationship in early 2021 and reported the matter to police in May of that year.
The man was charged after police seized mobile phones and a laptop during a raid on a Ferny Hills home on November 17 last year.
He will next appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on April 17.
Detectives are appealing for anyone who feels they have been a victim of a similar offence to contact police.
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