Man Charged in Woman’s Death on Greenville Ave Worked for Lyft

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – More information is being learned about the man charged in the murder of a woman found dead in her burning SUV on Greenville Avenue in Dallas earlier this week.

According to the medical examiner, 22-year-old Sara Hudson died of a gunshot wound and smoke inhalation Monday.

49-year-old Glen Richter is charged with Capital Murder in Hudson’s death.

Richter was a driver for the rideshare company Lyft. Officials with Lyft said Friday that the company deactivated Richter after learning about the case and is cooperating with police.

Below is a statement released by Lyft:

“Safety is fundamental to Lyft. While this tragic incident did not involve Lyft, our hearts go out to the family and friends affected. Immediately upon hearing these allegations, we deactivated the driver and are assisting law enforcement with their investigation.”