Pregnant woman is stabbed 14 times in front of her daughter, 5, and boyfriend ‘over pizza delivery tip’
A DELIVERY driver allegedly stabbed a pregnant woman more than a dozen times in front of her daughter and boyfriend after she left a bad tip for her pizza.
Cops arrested Brianna Alvelo, 22, after they found her alleged victim with stab wounds covering her chest, arms, legs, and stomach at a motel in Kissimmee, Florida, outside Orlando.
The delivery cost $33.10, and the woman gave Alvelo $50, expecting change before Alvelo started walking away.
When the woman asked for her change, Alvelo told her she didn't have any, according to an arrest report obtained by WESH.
After searching for smaller bills, the victim ended up tipping Alvelo just $2, she later told cops.
Alvelo "rolled her eyes and walked away without saying anything," the report said.
Later that night, the victim heard a loud knock on the door while the group was sleeping in the motel - and then chaos ensued.
A man and a woman in masks then forced their way into the motel room with a gun, cops said.
The armed pair forced the victim's boyfriend to lock himself in the bathroom while they went through her purse and broke her daughter's Nintendo Switch.
The victim later told cops she turned away from the masked woman to shield her daughter when she was stabbed for the first time.
While at the hospital, the woman found out she was a few weeks pregnant, court documents said.
She's now in stable condition, according to the sheriff's office.
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Cops used security footage to identify Alvelo as the alleged suspect in the crime.
Deputies also found the car Alvelo used during the pizza delivery matched the car the masked duo drove when they came to the motel room, according to WESH.
The OCSO hasn't returned The U.S. Sun's request for comment.
Alvelo was arrested on Monday on charges of home invasion with a firearm, attempted murder, kidnapping, and aggravated assault.
She remains in jail with no bond, according to online records.
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Ahead of her first court appearance on Thursday, Alvelo asked for an attorney to be appointed to her.
The male suspect has not been identified or arrested.