You totally need to let someone know. The police and probably his employers, but be aware that note looks a little unhinged (the writing and the flowery words) so if he DID lose his job over it, that could make things worse. It’s terrifying and you are NOT overthinking this.

This guy could be waiting in his vehicle (work or otherwise) in a place where you can't see it, but he can see you! Learning your habits and the patterns of how you do things and then one day, you're completely alone and... he pounces! Those of you who think that she's over reacting, you all must be some pervy men or something! "Oh the guy told the officer he was sorry!" Yeah and then we hear about this poor woman on the news.

idk if i would have called the police, but i would have contacted Amazon immediately. that is not ok behaviour.

unfortunately things like this happen alot. wen i worked as a waitress i was 22 and the head chef was 27 and owned the restautant. i ended up dating the chef however he had hired a guy probably in his mid 60s to b the manager since he was struggling to b both chef and manager. after a week of this guy being manager he started trying to make moves on me. the winking, getting way too close, holding onto my shoulder stuff like that. the worst was the time he was super close i felt he was...excited. i ran into the kitchen and told the chef (my boyfriend) that this was continuing. he called the non emergency police line and explained the situation. cops said theyd come by after hours. they came by spoke with the manager and the guy was obssessed with me. he had pictures of me he had taken thru out the work day. my boyfriend fired him on the spot. we later learned this wasnt the first complaint of this nature filed against him. my boyfriend ended up making me manager and in control of who was hired. the guy ended up stalking the restaurant. not only to see me but we had hired more waitresses and waiters and 3 hostesses. one day one of our waitresses came into the office saying we had a customer that wouldnt stop staring at her and was asking if i still worked there. me and my boyfriend both looked to see which customer and it was him. i asked one of our waiters to take over his table so this girl could calm down and not deal with him. this happened a few times and each time i made sure none of our waitresses were near his table. it wasnt until he managed to wander into the back and grabbed my but that we called the cops again. this time he was arrested for sa. i apparently wasnt the only one he grabbed that day. my boyfriend did punch him before the cops got there so that was fun to explain. a year later my boyfriend was offered a huge oppertunity at a 5 star restaurant in beverly hills, california. long distance didnt work out but i found another job and while working i get a call from the creeper asking me to work for him. told him i have a job then blocked the number. whether they r openly creepy or not there is both men and woman like that. the OP was in the right to take the action she did. even if it was just creepy and never got to where my situation did its still scary. the feeling of knowing u r being watched in some way is very unsettling. for all the OP knows he could b coming by wen he isnt working and watching her. she was only able to report wat she saw. there is no over thinking these things. men or women if someone makes u feel off or scared report it always. if u just let it happen itll get worse over time. my friend had a woman stalk him for a year and bc he just ignored her she got crazy with it. left him letters, introduced herself to his family and friends wen she saw them, acted like she was his girlfriend etc. he had to get a restraining order bc she took him ignoring her as the go ahead. always report situations that make u feel unsafe or creeped out. never ignore ur gut feeling and never think ur overreacting.

The police might not be able to do anything but Amazon sure as heck can. Aside from from doing the right thing (obviously never a given), people are going to stop ordering if they're afraid of the driver.

She should have reported him to Amazon. I'm terrified for his next obsession and what he may do to her if his behavior escalates.

Anyone else feel like the people who said the driver did nothing wrong and OP was overreacting, are probably next ones to be doing this ick behavior.

Some people read signals from innocent gestures. There may not have been harmful intent but it wasn't right what he did. Yeah, he needs to go.

Anyone who thinks they might be overreacting to something like this needs to read Gavin DeBecker's "The Gift of Fear" right now. It is always inappropriate to make an unsolicited move on a client/customer no matter how many 80s movie tropes say it's romantic. You can be professionally friendly, and that's as far as it should ever go if you want to keep your job. This guy is a predator. The camera shenanigans prove it. He needs to be fired so he can't do it to the next woman with "pretty hair.'