I'm Delivering For UPS! Why Are You Harassing Me?

Georgia woman harassed a Black UPS worker.

Why can't folks just mind their business when Black men and women are just doing their jobs?

Looks like it never stops in the Donald J. Trump's Amerikkka.

A white woman was captured on camera calling the law on a black UPS worker because he made her nervous. The incident happened in Atlanta, Georgia.

Nedrick Peters II filmed the woman berate him and demand he show his worker identification.

Only in the mind of a racist white woman does a Black man in a UPS uniform delivering packages “look suspicious.”#WorkingWhileBlack#UPSUrsula#Racism#WhiteSupremacy #AmeriKKKa pic.twitter.com/QdarNcLnny

— Bishop Talbert Swan (@TalbertSwan) November 28, 2019

"I'm going to need someone's information to check up on you, because I don't understand why you're walking around this neighborhood with a bunch of packages," the woman says in the video.

When Peters said to the woman he was bothering him, the woman quirks back saying his presence makes her "nervous."

"I'm not bothering you. I'm want to complain to UPS that you look very suspicious and making me nervous..... No, let me tell you why. My car's already been broken into twice. And guess what? It's a really big thing in this neighborhood for people to walk down the street for vandalism."

Peters refuses to give his name when asked and is shocked when the woman says she would be following him throughout the rest of his route.

Peters, 18 say this woman is "crazy."

Peters recorded the whole encounter in two segments. The video went to social media and it went viral. So many have saw the video as well as UPS. The parcel company has issued a statement saying that they are aware of the incident and are working to find out what happened.