A Houston DoorDash customer said he was shocked when he went to fetch his food from his doorstep and saw on his security camera that the delivery driver was naked.
Kiante Matlock told FOX 26 Houston that he didn’t expect the delivery driver to drop off his food while naked, “which is crazy.”
“And then to handle somebody’s food … is ridiculous,” he said. “[There] could have been an underage child coming to the door or a woman. … It’s just sick.”
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Matlock told FOX 26 he was playing video games inside his home when his daughter alerted him to a notification on his phone, which turned out to be a notice from DoorDash that his Burger King order had arrived.
When he first looked at the Ring doorbell camera footage, Matlock thought the driver was wearing a onesie before realizing he was “completely naked.”
By the time Matlock got to the door, the driver was gone.
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Matlock said he did not eat the food the naked driver delivered and that DoorDash refunded his order.
“What this consumer experienced was abhorrent, and we’ve reached out directly to offer our support,” a DoorDash spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
“This man’s behavior was vulgar and completely unacceptable, and as soon as we were made aware, our team permanently removed their access to our platform. We do not tolerate sexual harassment or misconduct of any kind, and we stand ready to assist law enforcement with any investigation.”
The driver has not been identified.
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DoorDash urges customers to report inappropriate or concerning delivery behavior through the app and to contact law enforcement, including 911 in emergencies, if they feel unsafe.
Houston police told FOX 26 that residents should report concerning behavior and preserve surveillance footage or other evidence. Depending on the circumstances, criminal charges could be possible following an investigation.
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Matlock said he wanted to share his experience to help protect others.
“If you have the opportunity to go get your own food, go get your own food,” he said. “But if you can’t, I guess just be careful and get you some cameras, that’s all I can say.”
