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Domino’s Delivery Driver Accused of Ramming Man Who Didn’t Tip

The Missouri man was arrested on multiple felony charges.

A Domino’s Pizza delivery driver was arrested for allegedly hitting a customer with his car after they refused to tip. On April 29, authorities responded to a call about an accident with injuries at a private residence in Fulton, Missouri. A witness told police that a Domino’s Pizza delivery driver became upset after a customer didn’t tip and then tried to hit the customer with his car, KRCG reported. Authorities made contact with the victim, who had injuries on their hand and said the driver started a verbal argument over not receiving a tip. KRCG, citing court documents, reported that the driver, 36-year-old Zachary Nicholos Walton, told the victim and witness that they were “f--king rude,” and said to them while entering his vehicle, “What are you going to do, b---h? Come get me.” The outlet reported that Walton accelerated toward the victim, who was standing in their driveway, at high speed, striking them before driving away. Police said they found Walton at Domino’s, where he admitted to the act and claimed he did it to scare the victim. Walton was booked into the Callaway County Jail in Missouri on multiple felony charges, including armed criminal action and first-degree assault.