 The individuals would work together as a criminal organization and would target victims who were working as Uber or Lyft drivers. They would order an Uber or Lyft and then carjack the driver, then forcing them either into the back seat or the trunk of their own vehicle. With the driver trapped in the back of the car, the group would then use the rideshare app on the driver's phone to accept a fare for a rideshare request from a customer as if they were the driver.