6 Pizza Problems Caught on Bodycam

A customer, Ricky Holly, became enraged at a Domino's in St. Petersburg, Florida, after her pizza was delivered uncut and she experienced a long wait. Her anger escalated when an employee allegedly hung up on her. Upon returning to the store, she threw the pizza at an employee and damaged the store's phone.

The store supervisor reported the incident, describing the customer's racial slurs and threats. Surveillance video later confirmed Ricky Holly throwing the pizza and making contact with the store phone, leading to criminal mischief charges.

At a Tropicana Casino pizza place in Atlantic City, New Jersey, a verbal dispute over a place in line escalated into a multi-person physical fight. Damian Panero allegedly harassed another customer, leading to a brawl where a pizza box was used as a weapon, and a knife was reportedly involved.

Bystander video posted to Instagram captured parts of the fight. Police bodycam footage showed the chaotic aftermath. Damian Panero was charged with aggravated assault, unlawful possession of a weapon, terroristic threats, and possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes. Kila Diaz, a corrections officer, was charged with aggravated assault and placed on leave.

In a Pennsylvania pizzeria, Rita Bellow launched a racist tirade because a soccer game was broadcasting in Spanish. She demanded a refund, made derogatory comments about being in America, and claimed she was being bullied for being white while being recorded by an employee.

Employee-recorded video clearly showed Rita Bellow's rant, including comments like 'You're in America. You're supposed to arm English.' She was later sent a court summons for ethnic intimidation and harassment, eventually pleading guilty to harassment.

Three women at an Illinois convenience store refused to pay an additional $1 cooking fee for a hot-and-ready pizza, which they claimed was not disclosed upfront. They demanded a full refund for the pizza they no longer wanted. When police arrived and attempted to de-escalate, the situation escalated into a physical altercation with officers, with one woman pulling down a merchandise display.

Police bodycam footage captured the escalating verbal dispute and subsequent physical resistance. All three women were charged with felony aggravated battery on a police officer, obstructing, and resisting a police officer. One, Nikita Simpson, also received a charge for criminal damage to property.

A Jets Pizza delivery driver in Glen View, Illinois, was allegedly robbed by a customer, John Neri, who was upset about a missing item from his order. Neri reportedly pulled the driver into his apartment, blocked his exit, and took $20 cash while brandishing a kitchen knife.

The delivery driver reported the incident to police. John Neri, after initially receiving citations for disorderly conduct/breach of peace for phone threats, was later indicted on one felony count of aggravated unlawful restraint and one felony count of armed robbery.

A Florida pizza delivery driver, Briana El, allegedly stabbed a pregnant customer, Melinda, 14 times over a small $2 tip. Briana initially delivered the pizza, but returned later with a man, held the family hostage at gunpoint, and attacked Melinda when she tried to shield her 5-year-old child.

Melinda was rushed to the hospital with multiple stab wounds and discovered she was pregnant. Police identified Briana El via motel surveillance video showing her red Camry. She was taken into custody and charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, and burglary.