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DoorDash has deactivated a driver accused of redirecting food orders intended for a Department of Homeland Security facility, labeling the conduct as theft. The company's decision followed viral allegations shared on social media, where the driver expressed intentions to donate the redirected food. DoorDash reiterated its commitment to enforcing its policies consistently.
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DoorDash has deactivated a driver accused of redirecting food orders intended for a Department of Homeland Security facility, labeling the conduct as theft. The company's decision followed viral allegations shared on social media, where the driver expressed intentions to donate the redirected food. DoorDash reiterated its commitment to enforcing its policies consistently.
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DoorDash deactivates driver accused of stealing DHS food orders after viral post
DoorDash deactivates driver accused of redirecting food orders for DHS facility