Domino's driver arrested after striking customer with vehicle over tip dispute
Domino's driver charged with first-degree assault after striking customer with vehicle over tip dispute.
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Domino's Driver Assault Missouri
A Domino's delivery driver in Fulton, Missouri intentionally struck a customer with his vehicle during a dispute, causing injuries. The driver fled and was later arrested, facing charges of first-degree assault, armed criminal action, and leaving the scene of an accident.
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2026-08-18 to 2026-11-15 · UTC publication dates
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Domino's delivery driver strikes customer with vehicle during tip dispute
A Domino's delivery driver intentionally struck a customer with his vehicle during an escalated dispute over not receiving a tip. According to surveillance video and witness accounts, the driver placed his vehicle in drive and intentionally accelerated forward, striking the victim. The impact forced the victim onto another vehicle to avoid more serious injury.
Delivery driver fled scene at high speed after striking customer
After striking the customer with his vehicle, the driver allegedly fled the scene at a high rate of speed without contacting authorities. Officers later located him at a local Domino's location.
Zachary Nicholus Walton arrested and charged with first-degree assault
Zachary Nicholus Walton, 36, was apprehended on April 29 in Fulton and charged with first-degree assault, armed criminal action, and leaving the scene of an accident. He is being held without bond according to jail records.
Victim sustained hand injuries and shin scrapes from vehicle strike
The victim suffered visible injuries to his hand and reported additional pain and possible scrapes to his shin as a result of being struck by the vehicle.
Driver had prior conviction for domestic assault and false imprisonment
Zachary Nicholus Walton has a prior conviction in Callaway County for domestic assault and false imprisonment, for which he previously served jail time.
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