Pizza Delivery Driver Charged with Stabbing Pregnant Woman at Kissimmee Motel After Dispute Over Tip, According to Authorities

In Kissimmee, Florida, a pizza delivery woman has been accused of forcing her way into a motel room with someone else and stabbing a pregnant woman following a disagreement over a tip, authorities reported.

Brianna Alvelo was arrested for allegedly stabbing a woman in her motel room in Kissimmee, Florida shortly after delivering a pizza to her on Sunday, as per the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office.

After receiving a $50 tip on a $33.10 bill, the woman anticipated change. When Alvelo began to leave, the woman requested her change back. The pizza delivery woman claimed they did not provide change as part of their policy, according to an arrest report.

The woman began searching for smaller denominations in two purses in her motel room and in her car, with Alvelo watching. She got a smaller dollar bill from her boyfriend, with whom she was staying at the hotel along with her 5-year-old daughter, and Alvelo’s tip ended up being $2, the report said.

Alvelo “rolled her eyes and walked away without saying anything,” the report said.

A short time later, the woman, her boyfriend and daughter were asleep when they heard a knock on the motel room door. The women opened the door and was confronted by a woman, who authorities said was Alvelo, and an armed man, both wearing face masks, who pushed their way into the room. The armed man ordered the boyfriend into the bathroom. Alvelo rummaged through their belongings in the motel room and then stabbed the women 14 times with a pocket knife as she shielded her daughter, the arrest report said.

The arrest report said that the woman had just found out she was a few weeks pregnant. She was taken to a hospital where she underwent surgery for a ruptured lung.

Alvelo is facing charges of attempted murder, home invasion with a firearm, kidnapping and aggravated assault with a weapon. An online court docket showed no attorney for her. Ahead of a first appearance hearing on Thursday, she said in court papers that she couldn’t afford an attorney and asked one to be appointed for her.

Authorities hadn’t publicly identified the male suspect as of Thursday.