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    Amazon Delivery Driver Caught on Ring Camera Stealing Package in Colorado: ‘It Was Surprising How Disinterested They Were’

    Ava CollinsBy Ava CollinsJune 23, 20263 Mins Read
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    Getting caught in the act of wrongdoing is one thing, but a Colorado woman appeared to do it with remarkable brazenness. While making deliveries for Amazon, she was captured on a homeowner’s Ring camera allegedly stealing a package as she dropped off another. Before walking away with someone else’s property, she looked directly into the camera and proceeded without hesitation. Whether her actions stemmed from boldness or a simple lack of common sense, the incident left many Reddit users stunned.

    Amazon delivery person out here doing exchanges…
    byu/Low_Mark inamazonprime

    Low_Mark, the Reddit user who shared Ring camera footage on r/amazonprime, said they contacted Amazon customer service after a delivery woman allegedly stole an item from their doorstep. According to Low_Mark, the woman dropped off a package, then “exchanged” it for a guitar cable that had been left by the door before walking away. “This is not a mistake or a misunderstanding. This is theft,” Low_Mark wrote, adding that they also had footage of the original delivery driver placing the cable in front of the door.

    One commenter said they could not understand why anyone would do something like that, especially given how common home security cameras have become. Unsurprisingly, many users doubted Amazon would allow the woman to keep her job after being “caught in 4K.” “It is outrageously stupid… not to mention the brick of a Ring camera on my door is extremely obvious. Thought it was just going to be there as a deterrent,” Low_Mark wrote in response.

    Redditors Believe That the Colorado Amazon Worker Has Done the Same Thing Before

    Some speculated that, given how boldly the woman acted, she may have done this before but had either avoided being caught or had not been reported to Amazon. One person suggested she might have been a fake delivery courier simply wearing an Amazon vest. However, the OP clarified that the package she delivered, along with the confirmation photo she took, matched a legitimate Amazon delivery.

    “She was looking dead into it! God, the stupidity!”

    “It was surprising how disinterested they were.”

    “Let them know you would like this taken very seriously and investigated.”

    Several people also advised the Colorado homeowner to contact the police about the alleged theft. However, many others believed both the authorities and Amazon might dismiss the incident as petty theft. What shocked commenters most, though, was not only the theft itself but how brazenly the woman appeared to take something that did not belong to her while looking directly at a clearly visible camera.

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