This is the moment an Iceland delivery driver drove off with a furious customer on his bonnet after an explosive row sparked by him urinating on his bins.
Josh Weaver, 27, claimed the courier became ‘aggressive’ when he confronted him for taking a toilet break next to the rubbish area of his block of flats.
Mr Weaver said he was ‘disgusted’ and ‘shocked’ after spotting the brazen act and went over to the Iceland vehicle to confront the driver.
But he claimed the courier then got ‘aggressive’ and slammed him against the van.
The customer then called the police, standing in front of the vehicle in Norwood, south London, to prevent the driver from leaving.
But instead of staying put, the courier apparently entered the truck from the driver’s side and leapt onto the driver’s seat so he could move the van.
He allegedly drove around 20 seconds before coming to a half when he nearly crashed.
Josh Weaver, 27, claimed the courier became ‘aggressive’ when he confronted him for taking a toilet break (pictured)
Mr Weaver pictured on the bonnet of the Iceland driver’s delivery van
‘He’s proceeded to drive into me. I got onto the bonnet. He’s driving up the road, swerving,’ Mr Weaver told The Sun.
Afterwards, Mr Weaver – who had spent £50 on the shop – got off the bonnet before the driver sped off.
It is not the first incident of alleged wrongdoing by delivery drivers.
Last month, one courier was caught on camera walking away with a parcel – after taking a photo of it on a customer’s doorstep to let her know it had ‘arrived’.
Melanie Hawkins was expecting two deliveries at her ex-boyfriend’s address in Portsmouth.
She said she had been waiting on goods from George at Asda, as well as a £60 package of clothing from Shein.
After receiving confirmation from Evri, Melanie popped in to pick up her packages but noticed the parcel of clothes was missing.
Last month, one courier was caught on camera walking away with a parcel – after taking a photo of it on a customer’s doorstep to let her know it had ‘arrived’
A delivery driver was spotted placing a cardboard box and one of the packages on the doorstep before snapping a pic
Melanie was then even more shocked when she saw CCTV footage showing that her delivery driver wandered in with the goods, then taken off with one package in hand.
In the video, the courier is seen bringing two parcels and a cardboard box through the front gate and up to the doorstep.
He places the cardboard box on the doorstep and then briefly places one of the packages on the ground – taking a photograph of it for confirmation purposes.
However, he is then seen picking up the package again, tucking it under his arm and walking away with it.
MailOnline contacted Iceland for comment.
