Doorbell footage shows an Indiana DoorDash driver spraying an unknown substance onto a food delivery order. The driver could face charges related to food and/or product tampering, according to Vanderburgh County Sheriff Noah Robinson. When Mark Cardin's wife began eating the order, he told Inside Edition she started coughing and gasping — to the point of throwing up. "I noticed that there were some type of spray on the bag," he said. "That's when I went back and watched the footage from my doorb

After eating the food they Doordashed to their Indiana home, Marc Cardin says his wife started coughing before throwing up. When Cardin watched the footage from the doorbell camera, he noticed the driver spraying something that he believes was pepper spray right on the bag. In a statement, Doordash says, "We have zero tolerance for this type of appalling behavior," and the driver has been permanently removed from the platform. They also say they are cooperating with the investigation. #doordash

SHOCKING: A DoorDash driver could be charged with product tampering as footage emerged showing the employee spraying what’s alleged to have been an irritant substance onto a food delivery, police said. “As my wife got it and began to eat... I noticed her coughing and gasping, and she threw up,” Mark Cardin said. “Then I noticed the bag had been tampered with and had some kind of spray all over it, so I checked my footage from the doorbell camera.” In a statement, DoorDash said it had revoked the