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“He Should Sue Her”: Woman Fired For Exposing Customer With No Underwear, Sparks Heated Debate
A delivery driver for the American food delivery company DoorDash had her account suspended and was fired after reporting an alleged s**ual assault incident at work.
Livie Rose Henderson, who goes by @irlmonsterhighdoll on TikTok, said she was unexpectedly banned from the platform after a male customer indecently exposed himself to her.
Highlights
- Livie Rose Henderson, a DoorDash driver, was fired after exposing a man who received a delivery with his pants pulled down.
- The woman claimed that her account was deactivated without an explanation from the company.
- DoorDash confirmed that they had deactivated the male customer’s account and fired Henderson.
She claimed that on October 12, she arrived at the customer’s residence to make a contactless delivery. Henderson noticed that his door was “wide open” with the lights on, so she saw the man lying “asleep” on his couch with his pants and underwear pulled down to his ankles.
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A DoorDash delivery driver, Livie Rose Henderson, was fired after reporting an alleged assault incident
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She was only supposed to drop the food and leave , filmed him half-naked while he was asleep, got his DoorDash account blocked, and now accuses him of sexual assault https://t.co/2ArDPbvghepic.twitter.com/KIcdyI1dBF
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Henderson posted a video as proof. The since-deleted clip showed a man lying on his sofa with the door open and his pants and underwear pulled down.
The New Yorker told her followers that she had posted about the alleged assault several times, but TikTok repeatedly took down her videos.
Henderson said a male customer indecently exposed himself during a contactless delivery
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She said she had reported the customer to DoorDash and he was subsequently banned from the platform.
However, Henderson’s account was also deactivated two days after she reported the incident.
“I’ve just lost my job, and they won’t tell me why,” she said. “I’ve lost my job, my only way to pay my bills and make a living. I’ve also gotten assaulted, and the police are doing nothing to help me.”
@irlmonsterhighdoll Replying to @lysh1468 ♬ original sound – irlmonsterhighdoll
The woman claimed that the company is supposed to send terminated workers an email explaining the reason for their accounts being deactivated, along with a link to an appeal, but she never received such an email.
Still, she filed an appeal without knowing why she had been removed from the platform.
“I didn’t even know what to explain in it because I don’t know what the cause of deactivation I’m defending myself against is,” Henderson said.
The food delivery worker posted a video of the scene on TikTok, which later got taken down
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The content creator claimed that her appeal was denied shortly after she submitted it. She said she contacted the company multiple times seeking clarity about the decision but was never given an explanation.
A support agent she spoke with gave her access to her DoorDash debit card, allowing her to retrieve her earnings.
After reporting the customer to DoorDash, Henderson claimed her account was deactivated without explanation
@irlmonsterhighdollUpdate: I submitted my appeal but I didn’t even know what to explain in it because idk what the cause of deactivation I’m defending myself against is. They said they will respond within 7-10 business days. I contacted a third support agent who gave me a way to log into my doordash debit card account so I have access to those funds for now thankfully. It sucks cuz aside from everything I didn’t mind doordashing. It was a decent experience. 🤷♀♬ original sound – irlmonsterhighdoll
DoorDash addressed the incident in a statement released on October 16 on social media, saying the company “never deactivates someone” for reporting s*xual assault, harassment, or abuse.
“We take these reports incredibly seriously and work closely with law enforcement to investigate and support those affected,” DoorDash stated.
After Henderson reported the situation that made her feel “unsafe,” DoorDash said it launched an investigation into the case.
The company clarified that it had fired Henderson because she posted a video showing the customer inside his residence and publicly disclosed his personal details, which constituted a “clear violation” of its policies.
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DoorDash also confirmed that the customer’s account had been deactivated and that Henderson had been given “full access” to her earnings.
The statement concluded, “We know these are sensitive situations, and we want every Dasher to know: if you ever feel unsafe or experience something concerning, come to us. We’re here to listen, act, and support.”
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In a follow-up video, Henderson claimed that the company finally sent her an official email explaining why she had been fired at the same time it released the public statement, so she learned the news on social media just like everyone else.
She also shared that a police officer later came to her home to ask if she wanted to press charges against the individual, which she agreed to do. However, upon further review of the video, officers informed her that she had no case, given that the man was inside his own residence and not in public.
“I’ve just lost my job, and they won’t tell me why,” she said
@irlmonsterhighdoll backup account is @via von dutch ♬ original sound – irlmonsterhighdoll
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@irlmonsterhighdoll backup is @via von dutch ♬ original sound – irlmonsterhighdoll
@irlmonsterhighdoll♬ original sound – irlmonsterhighdoll
Henderson argued that the man’s behavior still constituted a case of exhibitionism, as he had his front door open and lights on, allowing any passerby to see him.
She noted that the man had ample time to cover up between placing his order and receiving his delivery, suggesting that he had exposed himself to her intentionally.
“That was something against my own will,” Henderson said of seeing the customer with his pants and underwear down.
DoorDash later released a statement addressing the case
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“That man lives in a duplex. If I wasn’t the target, you still shouldn’t be whacking it off, whether you’re drunk or under the influence of any substances, with your door wide open.”
She added that anybody could have walked out of the apartment or passed by his house and see him undressed, including a child.
“Anybody walking by on the sidewalk and getting a glance would be a victim.”
Henderson’s case sparked mixed reactions on social media
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Moira 2 months ago
If the door was barely open and she had to open it more, I can imagine the guy just thought about taking one short nap while waiting, like, I don't see that super strange. Is your house, you can dress or not whatever you want, he didn't "expose" himself, he was napping inside his d**n house and got filmed, uploaded on internet and publicity shamed for being on his house. The victim is him and no the girl who helped herself to his house and then got crazy because he was not presentable...
Ms.GB 2 months ago
It looks like someone who got drunk, ordered doordash and passed out with their pants off....that's what it looks like to me. I would've dropped the food and left.
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Rebecca Joan 2 months ago
I’m a delivery driver, she should have left the food at the door, took her photo of the food and left. Maybe yelled in that the food was ready, but not gone inside, take his picture, and post it on social media. Maybe if you wanted him to get his account suspended, you could’ve snapped a quick pic from the doorway to show DoorDash that he was a perv, but not put it up on TikTok. Maybe she could get a job doing Uber eats or Instacart
Laserleader 2 months ago
I would fire anyone who did what she did too. I own a courier service and privacy and discretion is top of our list of rules. It was a NO CONTACT which means any photos taken beyond the food is breaching policy and firing offense. People come to doors In every state of undressing and have EVERY RIGHT to do what they want including standing buck naked in their own home, and the job includes them. and even if his door was open, NEVER LOOK INSIDE or TAKE PICTURES. She was the criminal, and has learned a lesson about taking a job going to people's house. She should be criminally charged immediately.
David Elliott 2 months ago (edited)
Consider if their roles were reversed. A male Dasher films her naked, inside of her home and then publishes the video online and claims sexual harassment. What would she do in that situation?
Dolores Bellini 2 months ago
From what I understand, the first video she posted it was filmed her pushing the door open. She then deleted that one and posted another with the door opened. If it had been a male dasher filming a naked woman he would have been arrested. She's no victim.
Billy Gene 2 months ago (edited)
I'm having trouble following the train of thought that leads to it being a*sault, because if you flip the genders, the guy filming her is going to jail and a creep and a perv. A lot of it hinges on assumed intent, but life tends to throw random stuff at all of us. Hypothetically, what if he was experiencing a medical emergency and had fainted or passed out, diabetes, etc? I mean it's messed up that he was exposed but is the logical assumption that a) he ordered intending to show himself to a woman, b) he saw that the driver was a woman, c) decided to get his jollies and d) thought he could get away with it by pretending to be asleep? I mean maybe. But that's a lot of assumptions. And no matter what, when you're an employee, you remember that you representing the business and your actions can reflect on them, and expect to get fired if you post to social media about the customers. Crazy huh.
person (i think) 2 months ago
Taking a video/pictures in something like this would only be “okay” if it is to submit to the police/your employer as “proof.” Don’t post that s* online
Moira 2 months ago
If the door was barely open and she had to open it more, I can imagine the guy just thought about taking one short nap while waiting, like, I don't see that super strange. Is your house, you can dress or not whatever you want, he didn't "expose" himself, he was napping inside his d**n house and got filmed, uploaded on internet and publicity shamed for being on his house. The victim is him and no the girl who helped herself to his house and then got crazy because he was not presentable...
Ms.GB 2 months ago
It looks like someone who got drunk, ordered doordash and passed out with their pants off....that's what it looks like to me. I would've dropped the food and left.
Load More Replies... Rebecca Joan 2 months ago
I’m a delivery driver, she should have left the food at the door, took her photo of the food and left. Maybe yelled in that the food was ready, but not gone inside, take his picture, and post it on social media. Maybe if you wanted him to get his account suspended, you could’ve snapped a quick pic from the doorway to show DoorDash that he was a perv, but not put it up on TikTok. Maybe she could get a job doing Uber eats or Instacart
Laserleader 2 months ago
I would fire anyone who did what she did too. I own a courier service and privacy and discretion is top of our list of rules. It was a NO CONTACT which means any photos taken beyond the food is breaching policy and firing offense. People come to doors In every state of undressing and have EVERY RIGHT to do what they want including standing buck naked in their own home, and the job includes them. and even if his door was open, NEVER LOOK INSIDE or TAKE PICTURES. She was the criminal, and has learned a lesson about taking a job going to people's house. She should be criminally charged immediately.
David Elliott 2 months ago (edited)
Consider if their roles were reversed. A male Dasher films her naked, inside of her home and then publishes the video online and claims sexual harassment. What would she do in that situation?
Dolores Bellini 2 months ago
From what I understand, the first video she posted it was filmed her pushing the door open. She then deleted that one and posted another with the door opened. If it had been a male dasher filming a naked woman he would have been arrested. She's no victim.
Billy Gene 2 months ago (edited)
I'm having trouble following the train of thought that leads to it being a*sault, because if you flip the genders, the guy filming her is going to jail and a creep and a perv. A lot of it hinges on assumed intent, but life tends to throw random stuff at all of us. Hypothetically, what if he was experiencing a medical emergency and had fainted or passed out, diabetes, etc? I mean it's messed up that he was exposed but is the logical assumption that a) he ordered intending to show himself to a woman, b) he saw that the driver was a woman, c) decided to get his jollies and d) thought he could get away with it by pretending to be asleep? I mean maybe. But that's a lot of assumptions. And no matter what, when you're an employee, you remember that you representing the business and your actions can reflect on them, and expect to get fired if you post to social media about the customers. Crazy huh.
person (i think) 2 months ago
Taking a video/pictures in something like this would only be “okay” if it is to submit to the police/your employer as “proof.” Don’t post that s* online
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