As they motored down the Kennedy Expressway, McCrea “leaned over to look at something on the phone and then he [the boyfriend] leaned in to kiss me,” White confessed.
The cab driver objected to the carnal warmup. 'He indicated that it was a public mode of transportation and we shouldn’t kiss in his cab,' White says. 'He pulled the cab over and stopped and wanted us to get out — on the Kennedy.'
'He could have asked us to please don’t do that and handle the situation a lot differently than it was handled,' McCrea says.
The gay guys called a cop. The driver said the two were 'making sex,' but no proof of the alleged rear-seat mounting was proven.
'...I wondered if I would have been treated differently if I were heterosexual,” White says.
Well, apparently some object to man-to-man-mouth osculation, Mr. White. But get your lawyer, you have a case. The cab driver can't kick you out unless you refuse to pay, or pull out a pistol. Just slapping a big wet one is not justification to end up on a freeway at midnight kicked out of your legally hired mode of transportation.
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