Uber stopped its own investigators from reporting crimes to the police
>The investigators are also allegedly instructed to “first to protect Uber” and make sure it is “not held liable” for any crimes that are committed by people using the company’s ride-hailing platform.This doesn't seem much different than say interacting with HR inside your own company or anything like that.Still a bad look and morally questionable, but at the same time I do agree that the victim can / should go to the police if they wish to.If Uber did go to the police I wonder what guidelines there would be.  Only if there is a confession?  
"Enough" evidence?  Or just any accusation?I can imagine a situation where a victim doesn't want to go to the police, and that is their call.  I'm not sure it is Urber's job to do it for them.