A delivery man in Mogi Mirim, Brazil, was assaulted by a resident after refusing to enter a condominium to make a delivery, with the incident captured on security cameras.
Security footage captured the moment an 18-year-old delivery man was assaulted by a resident of a residential condominium in Mogi Mirim, São Paulo. The attack was triggered after the delivery person refused to enter the condominium to deliver an order. According to the victim's report to the police, the assailant approached him in a vehicle, brandishing what appeared to be a firearm, and proceeded to physically assault him with punches and kicks, including damaging the victim's motorcycle.
The incident took place on the evening of Thursday, July 19, and has since drawn attention due to its alarming nature. The victim was delivering ice cream and had been waiting outside the condominium for the customer to come to the entrance when he was confronted. The footage reveals not only the physical assault but also the broader issue of safety for delivery personnel, who often face risks during their work.
In response to the assault, the Morro do Sol Condominium issued a statement condemning the violence involving one of its residents. The management confirmed they are reviewing the situation and considering "appropriate administrative measures" to address the incident, highlighting the necessity for condominium policies that protect both residents and service workers. This event raises questions about how communities manage interactions between residents and delivery personnel, and the responsibility that comes with residential spaces.
