An Amazon program manager has reportedly been fired after screaming abuse at a fellow Amazon delivery driver dropping off a package at his home.
The delivery man, Nikolas Mayrant, claims he was racially abused when delivering a package to a fellow Amazon worker Brad Boynton in Cornelius, North Carolina, as he was screamed at by Boynton on the front lawn.
Video footage of the incident, captured by a Ring Doorbell, shows Boynton yelling at Mayrant for walking on the lawn, while apparently speaking on the phone with another Amazon manager to complain about the delivery.
Mayrant claims the doorbell footage also shows Boynton calling him the n-word several times.
A statement from Amazon meanwhile said Boynton was saying, 'Nader, Nader,' because the person he was speaking to on the phone was 'someone by the name of Nader'.
Mayrant said he was suspended after Boynton complained about his conduct, despite the driver claiming he was subjected to racial abuse.
But Amazon's statement said that Mayrant was never fired from his job and is still an active driver with the delivery service provider, while Boynton's employment was terminated.
Heather Rose, Mayrant's brother and model, took to Instagram to share the footage, which sparked a wave of support for Mayrant and anger at Boynton who has been labelled a racist.
Video footage of the incident, captured by a Ring Doorbell, shows Boynton yelling at Mayrant while reportedly speaking on the phone with another Amazon manager to complain about the delivery
Brad Boynton, pictured here, chastised Mayrant for walking on the lawn and appeared to call him the n-word several times
The delivery driver's sister, Heather Rose, took to Instagram to share video footage of the incident, which sparked a wave of support for Mayrant and saw Boynton condemned as a racist
Rose said her brother Nikolas was delivering the package when Boynton started taking pictures of him and called another Amazon manager.
When Nikolas asked Boynton why he was being recorded, Boynton began yelling obscenities at Nikolas, telling him to 'walk the f*** away' while lodging a complaint about the delivery driver's conduct over the phone.
In an Instagram post, Rose said: 'I know racism is still alive, mean I see it all the time on the internet & it hurts me then, but it's a little more heart breaking & shocking to see when it's my blood brother.
'Anyone who knows my brother knows he is the most quiet person & stays to hisself!
'My brother was FIRED from his job for asking
