Posted on 03/17/2025 11:55:48 AM PDT by simpson96
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A woman was stabbed 14 times in front of her 5-year-old daughter after 22-year-old Brianna Alvelo became upset over a bad tip on a pizza delivery, documents obtained by WESH 2 show.
The incident happened late Sunday night at Riviera Motel on E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies responded to the motel where they found the victim on the bed with stab wounds to her chest, arms, legs and abdomen, documents say.
The woman was taken to the hospital, where she had surgery for a ruptured lung.
The woman's boyfriend told deputies he was at the motel with his girlfriend and her daughter to celebrate his birthday.
They had ordered a pizza from Marcos Pizza Shop, which cost $33.10, documents say.
The victim handed Alvelo, who delivered the pizza, $50 in cash and asked for change.
Alvelo told the woman she didn't have any change, so the woman searched her wallet and car for smaller bills.
Brianna AlveloWoman, 22, accused of stabbing victim over bad tip after pizza delivery in Kissimmee The victim told deputies she ended up tipping Alvelo $2, and Alvelo walked away rolling her eyes, documents say.
A short time later, the victim heard a loud knock on the door.
That's when deputies say a male and female in masks forced their way into the motel room with a gun, told the boyfriend to go into the bathroom, and began rummaging through the victim's things and breaking the 5-year-old's Nintendo Switch.
The victim said she turned away from the masked woman, later identified as Alvelo, to shield her daughter.
That's when the victim felt a hard strike on her back and saw blood.
Documents say the victim tried to get her phone, but Alvelo took it and smashed it.
The victim said Alvelo stopped attacking her when the masked man said it was time to go.
Deputies identified Alvelo on video and the vehicle she used to make the delivery matched the vehicle the masked duo was driving when they returned to their motel room.
The pizza shop confirmed Alvelo had been delivering pizzas that night.
The manager at Marcos Pizza helped Osceola County sheriff's detectives identify Alvelo.
The manager, who didn't want to be identified, said Alvelo was thoroughly background-checked when she was hired, and nothing about her raised any red flags.
Alvelo faces home invasion with a firearm, attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated assault charges.
She was booked into the Osceola County Jail on no bond, OCSO said.
The male suspect has not been identified, OCSO said.
Florida woMAN Alert!
“Hotheaded Latinas” is a racist trope.
Let me guess..................a ‘migrant’..................
We ordered pepperoni and chives, not sausage and knives.
Old saying: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.
Updated: Disrespect me in any way, and I will try to kill you.
You deliver pizzas, tips are a bonus that varies in amounts and doesn’t come with each delivery.
An illegal alien, but not cute and cuddly like E.T.
look at how this amazon driver just goes off because the house actually spends money on amazon
https://x.com/SirClipaLot3/status/1901701355657744662
ET self-deported.
Note to self...
Pay with a card, tell em to leave the order at the door
I do not understand the mentality that would ever take a knife and stab another human being, other than in a life-or-death self-defense situation.
Dispose of this person, after the fair trial.
Here’s a tip - pick up the pizza yourself.
.. because some people can't even take the slicest hint.
She doesn't exactly look like the deepest dish on the rack.
Perp-a-roni
Woman stabbed 14 times... late Sunday night
I never sausage a belated Pi Day celebration.
Send her to the home of the illegal-loving Judge Boasberg.
would it kill you to give a brother a little warning?
LMAO!!!!
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