Amazon driver caught on video flinging customer’s package onto porch in infuriating delivery blunder
A Ring doorbell camera captured an Amazon delivery driver throwing a customer's package onto a concrete porch before taking a proof‑of‑delivery photo and walking away. The incident, recorded by Florida resident Nathan Pekas, involved a third‑party carrier, Yun Express, and resulted in a damaged box. Amazon said the video does not reflect its standards and it is investigating the matter.
- ▪The video shows the driver hurling the package onto the porch and snapping a proof‑of‑delivery photo.
- ▪The package was delivered by Yun Express, a third‑party carrier used by Amazon.
- ▪The recipient posted images showing damage to the box's corner.
- ▪Amazon issued a statement saying the behavior does not meet its standards and the incident is under review.
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Viral Amazon driver caught on video flinging customer’s package onto porch in infuriating delivery blunder Yun Express driver snapped a proof-of-delivery photo and walked away as the box landed with a thud on concrete By Stepheny Price Fox News Published August 5, 2026 8:18pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video WATCH: Amazon driver caught hurling customer’s package onto front porch Doorbell camera video captures an Amazon delivery driver throwing a package onto a customer's front porch before walking away. Credit: Nathan Pekas via Storyful NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A delivery driver is under scrutiny after a doorbell camera captured a package sailing through the air instead of being carefully delivered.
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