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Customer follows Uber driver home and destroyers her car. Milwaukee driver whose car was destroyed over a missing 10-piece chicken wing order. The customer was charged with felony criminal damage and disorderly conduct. Jones faces felony criminal property damage and misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges. The Aftermath: DoorDash permanently banned... show more

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DoorDash driver was hunted down by an angry customer after DoorDash support mistakenly shared her home address. The customer then attacked her, damaging her car and leaving her unable to work. 😳

DoorDash driver was hunted down by an angry customer after DoorDash support mistakenly shared her home address. The customer then attacked her, damaging her car and leaving her unable to work. 😳

Rain Drops Media

1,416,228 views • 11 months ago

This is just pure insanity. Wow. Doordash driver picked up an order of wings at 2am, and lost internet connection on her phone. She ran home to get on the wifi, then canceled on her end. The customer, through the app, was able to track down the drivers location, which was her home, and began to create a massive problem. Janiyah Jones shows up on the drivers doorstep (mom of 4), then went to her car with a tire iron to damage the vehicle. Also used a brick to shatter the windows. Janiyah was charged with felony criminal damaging and disorderly conduct. She is looking at 3-5 years. The driver is no longer working for DD, or delivering anywhere, and is trying to move away from Milwaukee. She claims it's taken a toll on her personally and instilled fear in her living in the area... Over wings. And a $5 tip. Insane.

This is just pure insanity. Wow. Doordash driver picked up an order of wings at 2am, and lost internet connection on her phone. She ran home to get on the wifi, then canceled on her end. The customer, through the app, was able to track down the drivers location, which was her home, and began to create a massive problem. Janiyah Jones shows up on the drivers doorstep (mom of 4), then went to her car with a tire iron to damage the vehicle. Also used a brick to shatter the windows. Janiyah was charged with felony criminal damaging and disorderly conduct. She is looking at 3-5 years. The driver is no longer working for DD, or delivering anywhere, and is trying to move away from Milwaukee. She claims it's taken a toll on her personally and instilled fear in her living in the area... Over wings. And a $5 tip. Insane.

Rick D

307,101 views • 1 month ago

BREAKING: DoorDash driver who was fired for sharing a video of a customer and falsely claiming she was sexually assaulted has been arrested and now faces felony charges. Livie Rose Henderson, instead of leaving the customer’s meal at the door as instructed, entered his home, found him asleep on the couch with his pants down, and recorded him. After posting the video all over the internet, she claimed she had been sexually assaulted and even filed a police report. The customer reported the incident, which led to an investigation and the deactivation of Henderson’s DoorDash account for violating privacy policies. Henderson now faces two felony charges: unlawful surveillance for amusement or profit, and unlawful dissemination of a surveillance image to sell or publish.

BREAKING: DoorDash driver who was fired for sharing a video of a customer and falsely claiming she was sexually assaulted has been arrested and now faces felony charges. Livie Rose Henderson, instead of leaving the customer’s meal at the door as instructed, entered his home, found him asleep on the couch with his pants down, and recorded him. After posting the video all over the internet, she claimed she had been sexually assaulted and even filed a police report. The customer reported the incident, which led to an investigation and the deactivation of Henderson’s DoorDash account for violating privacy policies. Henderson now faces two felony charges: unlawful surveillance for amusement or profit, and unlawful dissemination of a surveillance image to sell or publish.

I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

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NEW: Fight at a South Carolina Dollar Tree ended in a car crash and an attempted m*rder charge for a 17-year-old The person hit by the car was injured but is expected to survive The crash damaged the storefront and caused structural issues The store is closed for the day due to the damage Celvin Hickman, 19, and Shamirah Blyther, 24, were charged with disorderly conduct Two juveniles were also charged with disorderly conduct and released to their guardians A third juvenile, age 17, was charged with attempted m*rder and property damage That teen is being charged as an adult under a 2016 state law He is being held at the Sumter-Lee Detention Center until his bond hearing

NEW: Fight at a South Carolina Dollar Tree ended in a car crash and an attempted mrder charge for a 17-year-old The person hit by the car was injured but is expected to survive The crash damaged the storefront and caused structural issues The store is closed for the day due to the damage Celvin Hickman, 19, and Shamirah Blyther, 24, were charged with disorderly conduct Two juveniles were also charged with disorderly conduct and released to their guardians A third juvenile, age 17, was charged with attempted mrder and property damage That teen is being charged as an adult under a 2016 state law He is being held at the Sumter-Lee Detention Center until his bond hearing

Unlimited L's

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Two Florida 18-year-olds were arrested for disorderly conduct after filming a social media stunt in which one teen drove a lawnmower through a Target store The night before, Janek Szkaradek used a leaf blower inside of the Culver's restaurant on SW College Road. Janek Szkaradek was charged with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct for the incident at Culver's, and disorderly conduct for the incident at Target. Luke Charske was charged as a principal to disorderly conduct for the incident at Target.

Two Florida 18-year-olds were arrested for disorderly conduct after filming a social media stunt in which one teen drove a lawnmower through a Target store The night before, Janek Szkaradek used a leaf blower inside of the Culver's restaurant on SW College Road. Janek Szkaradek was charged with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct for the incident at Culver's, and disorderly conduct for the incident at Target. Luke Charske was charged as a principal to disorderly conduct for the incident at Target.

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NEW: Two 18-year-old Ocala teens arrested after riding lawnmower through Target store while filming social media stunt On Saturday, at the Target store in Ocala, Florida, 18-year-old Janek Szkaradek drove a riding lawnmower inside the store, damaging a door, while 18-year-old Luke Charske recorded the stunt for social media. Both teens were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. Charske was charged as a principal to the disorderly conduct. Szkaradek faces additional charges of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct for a separate incident the night before, where he entered a nearby Culver’s restaurant and used a leaf blower inside the business. “These actions endangered people and caused property damage,” Ocala PD stated, “They are crimes, not harmless videos.”

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4,278,957 views • 3 months ago

A customer who climbed onto a customer service counter during an electronics refund dispute. Denied a cash refund for a cell phone lacking a receipt, she threw card readers and equipment onto the floor, causing extensive damage before being arrested and charged. The incident, which took place in Spring of 2026, was widely shared across social media platforms like Instagram. Enraged by the store's policy, she screamed at employees and destroyed store equipment while demanding her money, later claiming the meltdown was the retailer's fault. Local management contacted law enforcement, and responding officers took her into custody for criminal trespass and property damage.

A customer who climbed onto a customer service counter during an electronics refund dispute. Denied a cash refund for a cell phone lacking a receipt, she threw card readers and equipment onto the floor, causing extensive damage before being arrested and charged. The incident, which took place in Spring of 2026, was widely shared across social media platforms like Instagram. Enraged by the store's policy, she screamed at employees and destroyed store equipment while demanding her money, later claiming the meltdown was the retailer's fault. Local management contacted law enforcement, and responding officers took her into custody for criminal trespass and property damage.

Gitmo (Health is a Wealth) 🇺🇸🇮🇱

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A DoorDash driver was deactivated after a hospital worker falsely claimed he never delivered her Chipotle order to her workplace (a hospital full of cameras). The next day, he returned, confronted her at her job, and asked her to contact DoorDash to fix the false report so he wouldn’t lose his income. She initially denied everything and refused. He then spoke to her managers about the lie. DoorDash later investigated, confirmed the fraud, removed the driver’s contract violation, and banned the customer. However, the driver was also ultimately deactivated for confronting her (harassment policy). The video went viral. The real life story was hospital, not her home.

A DoorDash driver was deactivated after a hospital worker falsely claimed he never delivered her Chipotle order to her workplace (a hospital full of cameras). The next day, he returned, confronted her at her job, and asked her to contact DoorDash to fix the false report so he wouldn’t lose his income. She initially denied everything and refused. He then spoke to her managers about the lie. DoorDash later investigated, confirmed the fraud, removed the driver’s contract violation, and banned the customer. However, the driver was also ultimately deactivated for confronting her (harassment policy). The video went viral. The real life story was hospital, not her home.

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This woman works as a barista, a customer was paying for her $7 drink and she rung it up with tax of course. She tells her the total and the woman gives her a $20. After she already gave her change and closed the drawer, the customer gave her change to avoid getting change back. The woman politely tells the customer that the transaction was already over but the customer wouldn’t take no for an answer. She gives her the change anyways and everything becomes awkward. The way she crashes out and gives the Gen Z stare is either hilarious or alarming. Do you feel she overreacted over $0.25?

This woman works as a barista, a customer was paying for her $7 drink and she rung it up with tax of course. She tells her the total and the woman gives her a $20. After she already gave her change and closed the drawer, the customer gave her change to avoid getting change back. The woman politely tells the customer that the transaction was already over but the customer wouldn’t take no for an answer. She gives her the change anyways and everything becomes awkward. The way she crashes out and gives the Gen Z stare is either hilarious or alarming. Do you feel she overreacted over $0.25?

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5,904,468 views • 5 months ago

Uber drivers have to deal with so much crap from terrible people that do some unbelievable things. This uber driver literally breaks down into tears when a drunk customer refuses to leave her car and throws multiple taco dinners at her in the car.

Uber drivers have to deal with so much crap from terrible people that do some unbelievable things. This uber driver literally breaks down into tears when a drunk customer refuses to leave her car and throws multiple taco dinners at her in the car.

Giggling Ganon

67,183 views • 1 month ago

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New: Drunk Customer Flees on Scooter After KFC Refuses His Rally’s Order South Euclid, Ohio — A 34-year-old man, Lysander Mosely, was arrested after leading police on a chase when KFC staff refused to sell him Rally’s menu items. Mosely is now charged with disorderly conduct, OVI, no motorcycle license, reckless operation, and helmet violation. Additional felony counts for failure to comply with a police signal and OVI evidence charges may be added pending blood-test results.

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68,126 views • 8 months ago

A Florida sheriff’s deputy is under review after video showed him striking a woman accused of spitting on him while she was handcuffed in the back of a patrol vehicle. The woman faces felony battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct charges.

A Florida sheriff’s deputy is under review after video showed him striking a woman accused of spitting on him while she was handcuffed in the back of a patrol vehicle. The woman faces felony battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct charges.

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290,318 views • 1 month ago

This employee got a call about a DoorDash order that was already delivered. The customer ordered a steak and cheese, a meatball, and a pepperoni and salami sandwich. When another employee made it, the store was out of steak and mayo so she just made another meatball sandwich without consulting with the customer first. The customer is upset and says that if they were out of steak then they should have called and let her know so she could get something else instead of having the decision made for her. The employee defended the other employee and claims they aren’t allowed to call the customer and that the situation was appropriate. When the customer gets mad she then tells her to come down to the store as if to provoke a confrontation. Was the customer wrong for ordering from a third party site that doesn’t show their inventory in real time or should the employee have let the door dasher know so they could call the customer?

This employee got a call about a DoorDash order that was already delivered. The customer ordered a steak and cheese, a meatball, and a pepperoni and salami sandwich. When another employee made it, the store was out of steak and mayo so she just made another meatball sandwich without consulting with the customer first. The customer is upset and says that if they were out of steak then they should have called and let her know so she could get something else instead of having the decision made for her. The employee defended the other employee and claims they aren’t allowed to call the customer and that the situation was appropriate. When the customer gets mad she then tells her to come down to the store as if to provoke a confrontation. Was the customer wrong for ordering from a third party site that doesn’t show their inventory in real time or should the employee have let the door dasher know so they could call the customer?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

155,657 views • 2 months ago

A DoorDash delivery driver is going viral after she was fired from the company after claiming she was s*xually assaulted while delivering food to a customer who was passed out with his pants down and the door wide open

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A DoorDash delivery driver is going viral after she was fired from the company after claiming she was s*xually assaulted while delivering food to a customer who was passed out with his pants down and the door wide open

FearBuck

35,701,675 views • 9 months ago

Woman punches 70 year old man and gets locked up for her efforts. What began as a routine evening at a Party City on Sheridan Boulevard in Westminster, Colorado, devolved into a physical altercation involving law enforcement. The dispute originated from a conflict over the vehicle of Charlene Gibson blocking the handicap ramp with her car. According to the accounts provided during and after the incident, the situation escalated when the 70 year old man began fighting with Charleene Gibson and two others that were with her. The dispute went back and forth as to who threw the first punch, but in the end it was three against one and according to the cctv footage from party city the man was already walking away when Charlene came in to hit him one last time which was visible on camera. Charlene was arrested for third-degree assault of an at-risk adult as he was 74 at the time. Following a review of the evidence, witness statements, and police reports by the Adams County District Attorney’s Office, the following adjustments were made: Felony Charge Dismissed: The original felony charge of third-degree assault of an at-risk adult was dismissed. Misdemeanor Filed: A misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct was filed in its place. The 74-year-old man was ticketed for misdemeanor third-degree assault and disorderly conduct, and the two other women who were with Gibson were also ticketed for disorderly conduct.

Woman punches 70 year old man and gets locked up for her efforts. What began as a routine evening at a Party City on Sheridan Boulevard in Westminster, Colorado, devolved into a physical altercation involving law enforcement. The dispute originated from a conflict over the vehicle of Charlene Gibson blocking the handicap ramp with her car. According to the accounts provided during and after the incident, the situation escalated when the 70 year old man began fighting with Charleene Gibson and two others that were with her. The dispute went back and forth as to who threw the first punch, but in the end it was three against one and according to the cctv footage from party city the man was already walking away when Charlene came in to hit him one last time which was visible on camera. Charlene was arrested for third-degree assault of an at-risk adult as he was 74 at the time. Following a review of the evidence, witness statements, and police reports by the Adams County District Attorney’s Office, the following adjustments were made: Felony Charge Dismissed: The original felony charge of third-degree assault of an at-risk adult was dismissed. Misdemeanor Filed: A misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct was filed in its place. The 74-year-old man was ticketed for misdemeanor third-degree assault and disorderly conduct, and the two other women who were with Gibson were also ticketed for disorderly conduct.

Giggling Ganon

32,445 views • 2 months ago

A few months ago, NFL star Josh Jacobs revealed that his girlfriend at the time, Ash Kaash, was the girl he wanted to settle down with as she aligned with his morals 😳 This morning, the Packers RB was arrested on 5 charges: -Battery/domestic abuse -Criminal damage to property/domestic abuse -Disorderly conduct/domestic abuse -Strangulation and suffocation -Intimidation of a victim.

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A few months ago, NFL star Josh Jacobs revealed that his girlfriend at the time, Ash Kaash, was the girl he wanted to settle down with as she aligned with his morals 😳 This morning, the Packers RB was arrested on 5 charges: -Battery/domestic abuse -Criminal damage to property/domestic abuse -Disorderly conduct/domestic abuse -Strangulation and suffocation -Intimidation of a victim.

Slime🐍

74,945 views • 2 months ago

Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars. Ramon Morales Reyes entered the U.S. illegally at least nine times between 1998-2005. His criminal record includes arrests for felony hit and run, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct with a domestic abuse modifier. He will remain in ICE custody pending his removal proceedings.

Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars. Ramon Morales Reyes entered the U.S. illegally at least nine times between 1998-2005. His criminal record includes arrests for felony hit and run, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct with a domestic abuse modifier. He will remain in ICE custody pending his removal proceedings.

Homeland Security

70,590 views • 1 year ago

NEW: Man gets thrown to the ground after vandalizing Charlie Kirk’s memorial at Turning Point headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona. The suspect was immediately arrested and identified as 19-year-old Ryder Corral. “Corral will be booked on multiple charges to include criminal damage and disorderly conduct,” AZFamily reported.

NEW: Man gets thrown to the ground after vandalizing Charlie Kirk’s memorial at Turning Point headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona. The suspect was immediately arrested and identified as 19-year-old Ryder Corral. “Corral will be booked on multiple charges to include criminal damage and disorderly conduct,” AZFamily reported.

Collin Rugg

303,170 views • 10 months ago