TikTok user '_redrosemedia' detailed an encounter where a building resident allowed her access, noting her Amazon vest and the package she carried. Upon exiting the elevator on the 2nd floor, the resident insisted she should visit the concierge despite delivery instructions stating otherwise. Opting to follow protocol, '_redrosemedia' proceeded to locate the customer's door, prompting the resident to express frustration to another woman, culminating in harassment and assault directed at '_redrosemedia'. Capturing the ordeal on video, she asserts that both older white women appeared affluent, drawing assumptions from the neighborhood and the upscale apartment building, and strongly believes their hostility stemmed from racial motivations.

Despite initiating legal action and urging public identification of the individuals involved, '_redrosemedia' remains unaware of any updates in the investigation. The distressing incident compelled her to pause work with Amazon, her primary income source, causing significant disruption to her routine. Expressing discomfort with certain delivery locations due to Amazon's structure of assigning shifts without confirmation, she initiated a GoFundMe campaign to support her finances during this tumultuous period.

She highlighted the irony of being accused of aggression while being physically assaulted, revealing her apprehension about defending herself for fear of facing severe repercussions.

Karen attacks amazon driver while she’s trying to deliver a package.

Christmas time Karen: I was assaulted by an unidentified white woman in the popular, affluent, Houston neighborhood, River Oaks while delivering a package on an Amazon shift. This lady spewed racist tropes, like that I was a thief, and hit me several times. She even threw me up against a residents door, and eventually ripped the package I’m attempting to delivery out of my hand, all unprompted. All while I did not once hit or touch her back. As much as I wanted to, I knew she would weaponize anything I did to her against me. She even yells “she’s hitting me!” in the video as you can literally see her hitting ME. At this same time, you can also see her fake defend herself as I again, do not lay a single finger on her. I hate that I did not get clearer video, but I was literally having to defend myself. I’m pressing charges on her, and have already filed the police report, so I am hoping to get the apartment security footage. But the building has not been helpful so far.

What happened: I was let into the building by a resident. I have an amazon vest on, and a package in hand, so she lets me into the elevator. I attempt to exit the elevator on the 2nd floor, and she tells me I have to go to the concierge even though my delivery instructions say customers door. I decide to go with what the delivery instructions say, and proceed to try to find the customers door on the 2nd floor. This resident who let me in the elevator, then starts freaking out, and runs and tells another lady that I am not listening to her about going to the concierge. The lady she told is who ends up harassing and assaulting me. I started recording shortly after the harassing began. Both of these were older white women, who I assume were rich based on the neighborhood and fancy apartment building, and I absolutely believe their vitriol towards me was racially motivated.

I have not heard any updates on the investigation and I want this spread far and wide to identify these women. Because of this experience, I’ve had to obviously take a break from Amazon, which was my primary income, and this has all been extremely disruptive to my day to day. I don’t feel comfortable delivering to certain places, and you can not confirm where you are delivering before you pick up packages for your shift with Amazon’s structure. Living check to check, any time off from working puts me in a hole so I’ve also set up a gofundme in my bio to help with bills and rent while I look for new work.

I have never experienced such racist, Karen, behavior. It was so off the wall, but also completely on brand with how white women have historically weaponized their privilege. The best example of this in the video is when she claims I am hitting her, while literally hitting me. And it’s wild how I still felt like if I defended myself in that moment and hit her back, that I would face harsh consequences.