USPS Driver Accused of Trying to Run Over 10-Year-Old Over Misdelivered Package
A routine package delivery in Escambia County, Florida, turned dangerous when a United States Postal Service driver allegedly tried to run over a 10-year-old boy after dropping off a package at the wrong address…

A routine package delivery in Escambia County, Florida, turned dangerous when a United States Postal Service Driver allegedly tried to run over a 10-year-old boy after dropping off a package at the wrong address.
According to PEOPLE, reports from WALA, WKRG, and the Pensacola News Journal stated that 41-year-old William White has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, petit theft, and criminal mischief following the December 27 incident.
Florida Highway Patrol officials said White mistakenly delivered a package to the child’s home on Kingfisher Way.
“The child, whose family owns that residence, saw the package was meant for a different address,” FHP reported. The boy then placed the package on his electric scooter to take it to the correct home.
Authorities allege that White perceived the child’s actions as theft. “White then purposely drove the USPS vehicle towards the child and ran over the scooter,” the FHP report said. The boy managed to get into a nearby yard before the scooter was struck.



