THIS is the moment a man in a wheelchair tackled an Amazon worker after a fight broke out over the delivery man “leaving packages where he wants”.
A CCTV camera captured the shocking brawl in the lobby of a skyscraper in Notting Hill, west London.
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Shocking footage shows brawl between wheelchair user and Amazon driverCredit: Ramin Razzaghi
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The driver pulled Ramin Razzaghi out of his wheelchairCredit: Ramin Razzaghi
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Ramin grabbed the deliveryman’s legs Credit: Ramin Razzaghi
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Another man punched the helpless Ramin in the faceCredit: Ramin Razzaghi
The brawl started when wheelchair user Ramin Razzaghi confronted an Amazon delivery driver – asking him to leave packages in the right place.
Ramin followed the driver out of the building and tried to pull him back.
The deliveryman began to pelt Ramin with punches – then pulled him out of his wheelchair.
A helpless Ramin grabbed the legs of an Amazon worker as he exited the building.
Another man then joined the fight, hitting Ramin in the head while he was lying on the floor.
The delivery driver then returned to the skyscraper to pick up some items he had dropped during the fight.
Ramin was left “traumatized” and seriously injured from the excruciating blow.
He told the Mail: “The problem with him is that he always leaves packages wherever he wants.
“I have injured ribs and jaw, they beat me while I was lying down.
– They saw me as an advantage because I am in a wheelchair.
An Amazon spokesperson said: “We are taking this matter very seriously and are investigating with our delivery provider.”
Scotland Yard said: “Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the attack in Notting Hill Gate, W11.
“The incident happened on Thursday, February 15 at around 1:50 p.m., when there was an argument between two men, one of whom was in a wheelchair.
“A 35-year-old man intervened and attacked a man in a wheelchair.
“The second man left the scene and an investigation is underway to find him.
“The London Ambulance Service attended; the man who was attacked was not seriously injured.
“A 35-year-old man was arrested and subsequently charged with ABH.
“Enquiries, including analysis of CCTV footage, are ongoing.”
Anyone with any information that could assist the investigation should call 101 quoting CAD 3763/15Feb.
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