In a shocking incident that unfolded in Riverside, a homeowner discovered disturbing footage on his doorbell camera earlier this week. On Wednesday, a delivery driver, dressed in a black and blue Amazon-style vest, decided to relieve himself on the front porch of the residence while making a package delivery.

The homeowner, Derek Bowen, expressed his disgust at the incident as he recounted the events. Bowen explained that the driver arrived to deliver an Amazon package and proceeded to scan it. However, to his complete surprise, the driver then turned around and urinated right in front of Bowen's doorbell camera, leaving his entire act exposed.

To make matters worse, Bowen's family was at home during this incident, further escalating the homeowner's anger and concern. The video captured the driver unzipping his pants while engrossed in his cell phone before urinating not only on the front porch but also on the bicycles nearby.

Bowen shared the upsetting incident with local news outlet KTLA, stating that he was actually showing his daughter how to operate the doorbell camera when they stumbled upon the video. He emphasized his shock and dismay, labeling the act as "disgusting" and "terrible."

Expressing his frustration, Bowen sarcastically thanked Amazon for sending drivers who urinate on his front door. This unsettling incident comes almost a year after a Calabasas woman reported an Amazon driver stealing a significant monetary check while delivering packages.

In response to the incident, Amazon assured KTLA that they are actively investigating and will swiftly take appropriate action pending additional information. The company expressed their commitment to maintaining a high standard of delivery service and stated that such behavior is not representative of their drivers' conduct.

As the investigation continues, homeowners across Riverside are hoping for a swift resolution and reassurances that similar incidents will not occur in the future. Amazon remains under scrutiny as they address this unsettling breach of privacy and professionalism by one of their delivery drivers.