Florida bear helps himself to Taco Bell left by food delivery driver
An Orlando-area family had their food delivery stolen off their front porch by a black bear, and the whole incident was caught on camera. FOX 35 Orlando reports.
A Florida family was left hungry after a black bear stole their food delivery order off their front porch, and the entire thing was caught on camera.
Video from Friday shared with FOX 35 Orlando shows an Uber Eats delivery driver drop off the food. Moments later, a black bear is seen approaching the home's front door before grabbing the bag with $45 worth of Taco Bell and walking away.
The dinner was supposed to be shared between Laidy Gutierrez and Daniel Bula. Their niece said she could not believe what happened when she watched the footage.
"He came, and he grabbed the food – then he came again for the soda," Nicole Castro said.
The bear can be seen on surveillance footage walking up to the house before taking off with the food. (Provided to FOX 35 Orlando)
Those who were waiting for the grub were not surprised by what happened once they realized about 10 minutes later. Gutierrez said bears are so common in their Longwood neighborhood that they usually have to check their exterior home security cameras prior to leaving.
The family posted the bear burglar videos to social media, where they have gotten hundreds of thousands of views.
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The black bear can be seen with the bag from Taco Bell in its mouth. (Provided to FOX 35 Orlando)
The Uber Eats delivery driver took a picture as proof she dropped off the food. (Provided to FOX 35 Orlando)
"It’s viral," Gutierrez said. She added she will no longer be getting fast food delivered to the front porch.
Uber Eats reportedly issued a refund for the food. Fox News Digital reached out to learn the company's policies for protecting drivers from wild animals but did not immediately hear back.
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