In Vilnius, a Bolt driver provided his account of events surrounding a potential kidnapping attempt involving a young girl. He described arriving at the scene to find a minibus with flashing hazard lights and the girl speaking to people who had exited the vehicle. As soon as the girl recognized the legitimate Bolt driver, she rushed to him and got into his car, seemingly escaping a precarious situation.

The driver, who stated he was nearing the end of his shift and initially was not going to accept any more rides, felt compelled to take this last order. He reflected on his decision, believing that being present at that moment may have saved the girl from further danger. After assuring her of safety, he offered to talk to the suspicious individuals nearby or call the police, but the girl declined both options, indicating that she preferred to leave the situation without involving law enforcement.

Ultimately, the driver safely took the girl home and again suggested that she report the incident either to the police or Bolt representatives. However, she remained hesitant to take any action, leaving the implications of the event unresolved, particularly regarding the individuals from the minibus and the potential for further incidents in the area.