If you're knocking out DoorDash drivers with a baseball bat after they honk at you, police would like a word
A typical early morning DoorDash delivery in Jacksonville, North Carolina on Saturday went off the rails when a Range Rover that was stopped at a red light didn't move when the light turned green. The 34-year-old delivery driver behind the SUV gave a friendly honk to get the show on the road so she could do her job and deliver an order. They decided to repay the courtesy honk by following her as she made her delivery, then using a wooden bat to hit her upside the head.
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