Uber and Lyft criticized for surge pricing after NYC subway shooting

On a rush hour train in Brooklyn's Sunset Park Tuesday morning, an individual described as wearing a gas mask and construction vest opened fire inside a subway car, hitting 10 passengers and critically injuring five. Some commuters in the area however, discovered that in the wake of the shooting, fare prices quoted by rideshare companies had skyrocketed due to understandably increased demand. Some apparently contemporaneous tweets show users being quoted $70 or more to leave the neighborhood. "O...