An Amazon delivery driver stoke a child's bike after delivering a package. The driver was caught by a Ring video camera.
A Ring video camera caught an Amazon delivery driver in Florida riding away with a bike that belonged to the homeowner's child after dropping off a package, according to local news reports from CBS Miami and ABC News. The driver is said to have mistakenly identified the bike as trash since it was located next to a recycling bin. An Amazon spokesperson said the driver is no longer delivering packages for the company.
A Ring video camera caught an Amazon delivery driver in Florida riding away with a bike that belonged to the homeowner's child after dropping off a package, according to local news reports from CBS Miami and ABC News. The driver is said to have mistakenly identified the bike as trash since it was located next to a recycling bin. An Amazon spokesperson said the driver is no longer delivering packages for the company.
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