A pizza delivery woman in Florida stabbed a pregnant customer 14 times. Allegedly for a small tip

The appalling case took place on Sunday evening at the Riviera Motel in the city of Kissimmee in front of the victim’s boyfriend and her five-year-old daughter, where they were all celebrating an unspecified birthday. The customer ordered pizzas by phone, which were brought by 22-year-old delivery girl Brianna Alvelová.

The recipient of the order paid with a $50 bill and expected to receive it back. But the courier said that the company does not return change according to its rules.

After that, the customer started looking in her wallet and her partner’s wallet for smaller denomination bills. In the end, she put the amount together so that the courier received two dollars “from the trip”.

But the story was far from over. According to The New York Post, the attacker left, but after 90 minutes she returned and a man with her. The security camera captured the arrivals and departures of her red Toyota.

The courier and escort, both dressed in dark clothing and with their faces covered, knocked loudly on the door and burst into the room as soon as the victim opened the door. The man brandished a silver revolver and demanded that the woman’s boyfriend go to the bathroom, while the second person, believed to be Alvel, pulled out a pocket knife.

The attacker searched the woman’s purse and broke her child’s game console.

According to her words, the victim turned around to protect the girl and “threw” her on the bed, but at that moment she felt a stab in the lower back. Then, according to the NBC News server, other knife wounds to the chest, arms, legs and abdomen followed.

The accomplice then shouted at the attacker to let her go, that it was time to disappear.

The victim survived the attack, and when the emergency services took her to the hospital, she learned that she was pregnant. According to the doctors, the patient is in a “stabilized condition”.

The following day, the police arrested Alvelová and charged her with attempted murder, housebreaking and assault. The judge imposed a bond on her.

During the detention hearing, the prosecutor stated that these are crimes for which the perpetrator should receive life imprisonment and that no bail should be set for release. Alvelova’s accomplice is still on the run.

The pizzeria, for which Alvelová worked, apologized for the incident. “We are deeply saddened by this tragic event. The owner and his team are fully cooperating with local authorities, who have opened an investigation into the matter,” the pizzeria said in a statement.