Pennsylvania Man Charged Following Shooting of Instacart Driver

In a tragic incident in Pennsylvania, Nicholas Sabo, 43, has been charged after he mistakenly shot an Instacart delivery driver, believing him to be an intruder. The incident occurred on January 18, when Sabo's wife ordered groceries without informing him, leading to confusion when the delivery driver arrived. After a movement alert from their home security system, Sabo armed himself and shot the driver in the leg without any warning. The injured driver managed to escape to his vehicle and call for help, undergoing surgery but is now in stable condition. Authorities have charged Sabo with recklessly endangering another person, with the potential for additional charges as the investigation continues. This event highlights significant concerns about communication and safety surrounding home deliveries.