A Lyft passenger allegedly kidnapped a rideshare driver Sunday in Lemon Grove but was arrested after the victim contacted 911 via text, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office said. In a “Text-to-911” message, the victim, a female Lyft driver, said she was being held against her will by her passenger, the sheriff’s office said in a release.

A Lyft driver’s text to 911 led to her rescue when she was kidnapped by a passenger, California deputies say. San Diego County deputies got a 911 text message from a Lyft driver shortly after 9:30 p.m. Sunday, March 9, the sheriff’s office said in a March 10 news release.

Ridesharing services like Lyft have revolutionized the way we travel, offering convenience and affordability at the tap of a button. However, accidents can happen, and when they do, it’s crucial to understand your rights—whether you’re the driver or the passenger.

A Denver Lyft driver will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after he was sentenced Friday for kidnapping and sexually assaulting numerous women, according to prosecutors and court records.

Capezio was booked into San Diego Central Jail on Monday just after 1 a.m., according to jail records. He faces several felony charges, including kidnapping, false imprisonment, robbery dissuading a victim and preventing a victim from calling 911, the sheriff’s office said.