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Former DoorDash Driver Arrested for Food Tampering Charges

12/15/2025

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Kourtney Stevenson Arrested

Kourtney Stevenson, a 28-year-old former DoorDash driver, was arrested in Kentucky on charges tied to a Vanderburgh County, Indiana, incident.
The incident occurred on December 7, and doorbell footage shows Stevenson spraying the couple's food before they became ill.
She faces multiple charges, including battery and consumer product tampering.
DoorDash revoked her platform access, and authorities hold her without bond pending extradition to Indiana.

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Sabrina Dent Arrested

Sabrina Elaine Dent, 32, was arrested in Jefferson City, Missouri, on December 11 after police executed a search warrant at her home, finding over 44 grams of methamphetamine and 40 Xanax pills.
Authorities discovered additional drugs and paraphernalia in her vehicle after stopping her while she was leaving.
Dent faces charges for Second Degree Trafficking Drugs and possession of controlled substances and is currently held without bond.
In New Hampshire, Stephanie Dupont was charged after leading police on a high-speed chase exceeding 100 miles per hour before crashing and attempting to flee on foot.

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Historical Context

The 1982 Chicago Tylenol murders, where seven people died from cyanide-laced capsules, prompted significant changes in consumer safety regulations. Following this incident, the FDA enacted the Federal Anti-Tampering Act, making product tampering a federal crime and leading to the introduction of tamper-evident packaging. Kourtney Stevenson’s recent arrest for food tampering underscores ongoing concerns about public health and safety.

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Kourtney Stevenson Arrested

Kourtney Stevenson, a 28-year-old former DoorDash driver, was arrested in Kentucky on charges tied to a Vanderburgh County, Indiana, incident.
The incident occurred on December 7, and doorbell footage shows Stevenson spraying the couple's food before they became ill.
She faces multiple charges, including battery and consumer product tampering.
DoorDash revoked her platform access, and authorities hold her without bond pending extradition to Indiana.

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