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A self-styled vigilante has been staging citizen's arrests on UberX drivers around Sydney. Russell Howarth, a limo driver who has been previously affiliated with Uber, says he is fighting back against the ride-sharing app which he labels a 'blatantly illegal operation'. Customers who use the UberX service get cut-price fairs by taking trips in private cars driven by members of the public. But Mr Howarth argues that UberX drivers are often unaware that what they are doing is breaking the law under the Passenger Transport Act, and they face fines of up to $110,000 if caught. Scroll down for video

'And if

OPTIONS:
- Howarth wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'
- Passenger Transport Act wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'
- Russell Howarth wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'
- Sydney wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'
- Uber wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'
- UberX wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'


Howarth wasn't out there arresting them every now and then they would still be out there committing these offences.'