Viral Confrontation Caught On Camera Involving Delivery Driver Being Investigated By OKC Police

Wednesday, May 27th 2020, 10:57 pm

By: News 9

A confrontation in the metro that garnered more than half a million views online is under investigation by the Oklahoma City Police Department.

A delivery driver says a resident in an Oklahoma City neighborhood blocked his exit two weeks ago.

He told News 9's Erica Rankin he has received a lot of support.

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