An Uber driver charged with sexually assaulting a female passenger might still be offering ridesharing services on different apps, Durham Regional Police say.

Police said  officers responded on Sunday to a sexual assault call in the area of Taunton Road and Garden Street in Whitby.

A female who was taking an Uber back to her home was sexually assaulted by the driver, police allege.

Whitby resident Anees Ashraf, 32, has been charged with two counts of sexual assault and was released on an undertaking.

“The accused may be continuing to offer ride sharing services under different transportation apps,” police said. “Investigators are in contact with these companies, but want to ensure there are no further victims.”

Anyone with additional information on the case or similar alleged incidents was asked to contact police or Crime Stoppers anonymously.