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Pizza deliverer in Florida charged with stabbing pregnant woman at motel after tip dispute

The suspect, 22-year-old Brianna Alvelo, allegedly “became upset about the amount of tip she received” and later returned to the victim’s room at Riviera Motel. 

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A pizza deliverer in central Florida has been charged with pushing her way into a motel room with an accomplice and stabbing a pregnant woman after a dispute over a tip, authorities said.

A woman allegedly stabbed one person multiple times in Kissimmee over a bad tip for pizza delivery, according to the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office. 

The victim had ordered pizza from a local restaurant on Dec. 22, authorities said. 

The woman gave Alvelo $50 on a $33.10 bill, expecting change back. When Alvelo started walking away, the woman asked for money back, and the pizza deliverer told her they didn't make change as a 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.

The suspect, 22-year-old Brianna Alvelo, allegedly “became upset about the amount of tip she received” and later returned to the victim’s room at Riviera Motel, located at 2248 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway. 

That’s when she and a man with a gun allegedly forced their way into the room, and Alvelo stabbed one of the victims multiple times. 

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The suspects allegedly also took items from the room, authorities said. 

Alvelo is accused of home invasion with a firearm, attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated assault. 

At a bond hearing, the prosecution said: "State believes that this is a punishable by life offense… There should be no bond set and it should not be set for the pre-trial detention hearing."" 

The male suspect has not been identified. Anyone with information should call authorities at (800) 423-8477.

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