Amazon Delivery Punk Assaults Man In A Wheelchair During Arguement On Where To Leave Packages

In a disturbing incident captured on video, a confrontation erupted between an Amazon worker and a wheelchair-bound building manager in the lobby of a Notting Hill tower block. The footage obtained by MailOnline reveals a heated exchange at 112 Notting Hill Gate, a residential building in west London, arising from a dispute about parcel delivery locations.

Ramin Razzaghi, the building manager in a wheelchair due to a workplace injury, confronts the Amazon delivery man upon his entry into the building with packages. Mr. Razzaghi allows him through the next set of doors, but tensions escalate as the delivery man unloads several boxes onto the reception desk, seemingly upsetting Mr. Razzaghi.

The building manager attempts to grab the Amazon worker's bag, but the delivery man quickly retrieves it and tries to leave. Mr. Razzaghi follows, attempting to restrain him by grabbing his shirt. In response, the Amazon worker appears to swing a punch at Mr. Razzaghi, who retaliates by throwing a punch himself before falling to the floor.

The situation continues outside the building as Mr. Razzaghi, still on the ground, grabs the Amazon worker's legs, causing both to end up on the street. A second individual arrives at the scene, pulling Mr. Razzaghi away from the Amazon worker and delivering a punch to his head. Subsequently, repeated blows seem to be landed on Mr. Razzaghi's face as he lies on the ground.