Home Invasion Incident with Fake Delivery Drivers

Ow.

Stop playing with me.

Ow.

Give me the money.

Okay. That's all we have. Oh my God, it's all we have.

Oh my God, no. We have a baby.

On the 26th of January 2024, 37-year-old

UPS delivery driver, Alonzo Pierre Mingo, arrived at a

customer's home with two coworkers to deliver a package for UPS.

He knocked on the door for quite a while but got no response, so he assumed

no one was home. In reality, all five people in the house were there,

but no one

heard the knocking. The 42-year-old mother

was in the bedroom with her two sons,

both under five years old. Her 20-year-old eldest son, George,

and the

37-year-old stepfather were busy cleaning the house

and preparing lunch.

George was about to take the dog out for a walk.

At that moment, the fake delivery driver, who had been knocking for a long

time, was already preparing to leave.

George stepped outside with the dog and called out to the fake delivery

driver.

Ain't no big dog in here.

There ain't no big dog in here.

The men walked toward the front door, chatting and laughing, but at that moment,

something unexpected happened.

Hey, hey. Come out, come out. No moving.

Open the door.

Move your hands.

Open the door.

Move your hands.

Open the door.

Two fake delivery drivers suddenly pulled out guns and ordered George to

open the door. Before entering the house, they called another accomplice and

told him to come in quickly to help.

Move.

All three men walked into the house and encountered George's stepfather,

Mario. The three men immediately began beating

him.

Turn around.

Nothing on you.

Come on.

One of the men forced George to walk further into the house at gunpoint and

demanded that he tell them where the valuables in the house were kept.

At that moment, the mother, Shannon, was reading a story to the children.

When she realized someone had come inside, she immediately tried to close the

door.

Mom.

Yeah?

Please.

The mother sensed that something was wrong and quickly called 911.

But after the suspects entered the house, she was too afraid to say anything to the

dispatcher.

911 emergency.

Hello?

Please.

Give me the phone.

Oh my God.

Give me the money. And I ain't playing, look. Trust him or not, man.

Shut the fuck up.

I know... Hey, Mario and Alberto.

Yeah.

Come on with the money, man.

Okay. Ow.

Stop playing with me.

Ow.

Give me the

money.

Okay.

I'm gonna smack the out you.

I will give you whatever you want.

Go get me the money then.

Okay.

Come on.