This is an essential worker being arrated for being out past the #nycurfew. He knows he is allow to be out and so do the NYPD, they don't care.
I dont want to put peoples lives at risk, nor their livelihoods. Delivery workers do you have advice?
It is just beyond me that reasonable people could think this makes sense. The man is clearly delivering food, asks the officers to show proof he is a delivery worker on the app, as he was instructed too and they just arrest him anyway.
More than that, the NYPD put him in the back of a cop car with 2 other people. There ia a global pandemic. NY was the epicenter just weeks ago. Unnecessarily arresting someone potentially exposing them to a deadly disease is completly unconscionable.
UPDATE: DoorDash tells NY1 that the delivery worker whose arrest was captured on video WAS on the job, refuting what police sources told NY1 earlier in the day.
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