An Amazon driver has been terminated after security footage recorded them engaging in inappropriate behavior on a customer’s porch.
An Amazon driver was filmed committing a shocking act on a customer’s property, leading to their immediate dismissal.
Residents of Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, are reeling from the unsettling incident. Tamara Bedoy’s Mother’s Day delivery came with an unwelcome surprise. Her husband, who had stepped out early Sunday to grab breakfast, returned to find human feces on their front steps.
He shared with FOX 11, pointing to the scene: “Right here by the garage, on the steps, that’s where it happened. The package was left at the top of the stairs, and then she walked over and tossed her napkins over the side.”
Security footage shows the driver’s shocking act after delivering a package.
Security footage revealed the delivery driver had defecated immediately after dropping off the package. The incident didn’t stop there, Bedoy reported that the same driver repeated the act at another nearby home roughly 30 minutes later.
“It’s disgusting, and to learn she did it again shortly after… that’s deliberate and vile,” Bedoy said.
The incidents have left local homeowners feeling uneasy. Despite clear “recording in progress” signs posted outside homes, the driver was undeterred and was also caught urinating on a neighbor’s lawn shortly after the first incident. The affected neighbor, too distressed to speak on camera, declined to comment.
The event has left a lasting impact on those affected. Bedoy shared, “We couldn’t sleep last night after processing it. I keep wondering, could she come back? I heard she was fired, will she be angry? I shouldn’t have to worry about this, but I do.”
Amazon issued a statement addressing the incident.
Amazon confirmed the driver was an independent contractor and has been removed from their delivery services. The company told FOX 11: “We are deeply troubled by this driver’s unacceptable actions and apologize to the affected customers. We identified the individual immediately, and they are no longer delivering for Amazon.”
