Female Amazon delivery driver, 21, tells
complaining 67-year-old woman customer
to 'check her white privilege' and then
viciously beats her after being called a
'b***h' in feud over delayed package
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/5/2021 1:49:58 PM
A 21-year-old Amazon delivery woman viciously beat another woman, 67, who had called her a bi**ch after the San Francisco-area driver told her to 'check her white privilege' when she'd complained about a delayed package. Itzel Ramirez, the Amazon driver, was arrested after she was filmed assaulting the woman in Alameda County, the sheriff’s office said on Friday.(Snip) ‘I believe the Amazon driver said something about “your white privilege,” and my tenant said, “You don’t need to be a b***h about it,” turned around and walked away,’ Smith told KTVU-TV. Ramirez was so enraged that she began punching
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