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Domino's is launching a new program called "Domino's Emergency Pizza" that offers customers a free pizza whenever they need it most. Customers can claim their free pizza by placing a delivery order online or a digital carryout order costing at least $7.99. The offer is available until February 11, 2024, through Domino's Rewards, with one free pizza per account.
Zume, a Bay Area-founded pizza startup that raised $445 million, has reportedly shut down and is liquidating its assets. The company initially planned to cook pizzas in the back of a truck with robots while en route to customers' homes, but later abandoned the idea. Despite receiving a $375 million investment from SoftBank in 2018, Zume burned through cash without bringing in much revenue and pivoted to engineering sustainable packaging before ultimately closing down.
A Marcos pizza delivery driver was choked unconscious and thrown to the ground by a man in a cowboy hat after being followed by a white Ford truck to the store on Front Beach Road in Panama City Beach, Florida. The victim, identified as 22-year-old Dakota Cain Orme, was taken to the hospital and is reported to be in the ICU with a brain bleed and other injuries. The police have arrested 33-year-old Dustin Alexander McDowell, who was allegedly the passenger in the truck seen in the videos, and is facing aggravated battery and tampering with evidence charges. The investigation is ongoing.
Four youths were detained after carjacking a pizza delivery driver in an incident that highlights the importance of safety for those in the food delivery industry.
A pizza delivery man in Pennsylvania has gone viral after tripping a fleeing suspect while on the job. Tyler Morrell was delivering food when he saw police cars chasing a dark-colored vehicle. As one of the alleged car thieves ran across the street towards him, Morrell tripped him with his foot, all while holding the pizza order. The suspect was quickly nabbed by police. The Brookhaven Police Department praised Morrell for his help and offered him a job. Morrell is now collecting tips through a GoFundMe campaign to open Morrell Cheesesteak Company with his brothers.
A pizza delivery man in Pennsylvania tripped up a suspected carjacker while dropping off a pizza, as the teen tried to flee on foot after crashing into a pole. The delivery man, Tyler Morrell, sent the perp flying through the air with his leg, without dropping the pizza. The police arrested the suspect while the pizza was safely delivered. The Brookhaven Police Department praised Morrell for his heroic deed but warned the public against intervening in active police chases.
A pizza delivery driver in Brookhaven, Philadelphia, tripped a 17-year-old suspect who was running from the police during a car chase involving a stolen vehicle. The delivery driver, who was identified only by his first name, was praised by the police for his assistance but was also cautioned against getting involved in dangerous situations. The suspect's disposition is unclear, and his name is unlikely to be revealed because he is a minor. The delivery driver's employer also praised him for delivering the food unharmed.
A pizza delivery driver in Philadelphia helped police stop a high-speed chase by tripping a suspect who was fleeing on foot. Tyler Morell with Cocco's Pizza in Aston was out on a delivery when he saw the suspect running from police. He stuck out his foot and tripped the suspect, allowing police to catch up and make the arrest. The incident was caught on video and Morell is being hailed as a hero. Two suspects are facing multiple charges, including fleeing and eluding, resisting arrest, and traffic charges.
A pizza delivery man in Pennsylvania, Tyler Morrell, was caught on video tripping a suspect being chased by police outside a home while he was delivering a pizza order. Morrell's heroic moment was captured by a Ring doorbell camera. The suspect was quickly apprehended by the police. Morrell said he did not have time to think and just acted on his instincts. The pizza was unharmed and enjoyed by the homeowner.
A pizza delivery man in Pennsylvania, Tyler Morrell, was caught on video tripping a suspect being chased by police outside a home while he was delivering a pizza order. Morrell's heroic moment was captured by a Ring doorbell camera. The suspect was quickly nabbed by police, and no details about the suspect were immediately provided. Morrell said he did not have time to think and just acted on his instincts.
A pizza delivery man in Delaware County, Tyler Morrell, tripped a suspect who was running from police while delivering a pizza. The incident was caught on a doorbell camera and the suspect was subsequently arrested by the Brookhaven Police Department. The department thanked Morrell for his help and offered him a job. Morrell said he acted on instinct and was raised to step in if he saw something wrong.
A pizza delivery driver in Delaware County, Tyler Morell, helped police put a stop to a high-speed chase by tripping a suspect who was fleeing the scene after crashing a stolen car. The incident was caught on video, and police say Morell's quick thinking helped them make the arrest. The suspect who was tripped is a juvenile, and a second suspect, who had been sitting in the stolen vehicle, was also arrested. The two suspects are facing multiple charges.
A pizza delivered to the wrong house in Detroit led to a confrontation between neighbors that escalated into a shootout, with as many as 30 shots fired. Five people, including two 14-year-old boys, were injured in the incident. Ten people were taken into custody, and all but one man were released. Police say one of the victims who was shot may have been a shooter.