Mar 15, 2017
Limousines of Las Colinas, a Dallas-Fort Worth limo ground transportation company, is scrambling to handle all the calls. This week’s news about Uber drivers has the frightened the public. One Uber driver sought out Stinger missiles, according to Dallas-Fort Worth WFAA news.
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Irving, United States - March 15, 2017 /PressCable/ —
A well-established Dallas-Fort Worth limo and ground transportation company, Limousines of Las Colinas, says business is suddenly booming. Terrible news about Uber drivers has the public terrified. According to Dallas-Fort Worth WFAA news one Uber driver, charged with sexual assault of a passenger, attempted to buy AT-4 anti-tank rockets and Stinger missiles.
The Uber passenger rape charges are terrible and very sad, but even more troubling, as far as David DesJardins was concerned, was the fact that one Uber driver had attempted to buy AT-4 anti-tank rockets. David said that he has no idea why this driver was trying to buy AT-4 anti-tank rockers and Stinger missiles, but he’s not taking any chances.
“I am strongly considering approaching one of our defense contractor corporate clients about installing a rocket defense shield for our limos in light of this disturbing news”, says Mr. DesJardins.
Information about David’s Limousines of Las Colinas can be found on their website: http://www.limosdfw.com
Company Name: Limousines of Las Colinas Address: 2406 Muret Street, Irving, Texas 75062 Phone: 972-570-5808
More than 300 of the Uber-type drivers in Dallas have been convicted of serious crimes. Some of the crimes include robbery and sexual assault. One Uber passenger was left a quadriplegic after a wreck by one Uber driver who ran a red light, according to WFAA of Dallas-Fort Worth.
To review the news article on WFAA: http://www.wfaa.com/mb/news/no-rules-of-the-road/4…
For over 30 years, Limousines of Las Colinas has served Dallas – Fort Worth corporate clients and hundreds of Hollywood celebrities and has earned many five star reviews, according to Mr. DesJardins.
Providing full-service ground transportation with town cars, suburbans, sprinters, and even large buses, Limousines of Las Colinas has stood the test of time. Mr. DesJardins likes to clarify that his company handles any ground transportation needs from the simplest airport car rides to complex transportation needs. David says it is an urban legend that he has arranged rides on the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird.
For the premier of the movie, 13 hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, which was held at AT&T Stadium, Limousines of Las Colinas, named for an area near Irving Texas, coordinated the transportation for thousands of people, David DesJardins mentioned.
With a million dollar smile, sparkling sense of humor, and a wholesome personality, David DesJardins has had a wonderful reception from both the celebrities and the huge corporation owners who seek his professional transportation services. David says the video on his website has caused many clients to fall down laughing, necessitating several 911 calls. He’s just kidding about the 911 calls.
The video may be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfVgnGnGcag
Contact Information: Contact: David DesJardins, CEO Company Name: Limousines of Las Colinas Address: 2406 Muret Street, Irving, Texas 75062 Phone: 972-570-5808 http://www.limosdfw.com
Contact Info:
Name: David DesJardins, CEO
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Limousines of Las Colinas
Address: 2406 Muret Street, Irving, Texas 75062, United States
Phone: +1-972-570-5808
For more information, please visit http://www.limosdfw.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 178101
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