Police deliver customer’s Little Caesars order after arresting Grubhub driver

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Police officers in Tempe, Arizona ensured that a local resident received their pre-made pizza (Hot-N-Ready) even after apprehending the Grubhub delivery driver who was bringing it.

On July 12, the Tempe Police Department shared a viral video that featured bodycam footage capturing two police officers stopping a driver who was employed by Grubhub.

After taking the suspect into custody, the officers decided to finish the task, which included delivering the entire order from Little Caesar’s pizza.

During a routine traffic stop, when a delivery driver was taken into custody, our team ensured that the customer received their pizza promptly. The department playfully commented on this incident by saying, “The order was ‘Always Ready,’ while the suspect was ‘Always in Custody.’

Grubhub responds after police arrest driver and deliver order

Over the Independence Day weekend, an arrest occurred involving a driver. However, the authorities have yet to disclose the reasons behind this individual’s detention.

Our dedication extends around the clock, ensuring both safety and prompt pizza delivery for our community,” was added by the Tempe PD.

During a traffic stop that led to a driver’s arrest, our team ensured the customer received their pizza on time. The order was a Hot-N-Ready one, and the suspect was apprehended without incident. Our dedication to serving our community knows no bounds—be it through ensuring safety or prompt pizza delivery! 🍕🚨

— Tempe Police Department (@TempePolice) July 12, 2025

In this viral video with over 130,000 views on X, you see a grateful woman expressing thanks to the police officers who delivered her meal. “I truly value the pizza,” she remarks, accepting the takeout container from them.

Grubhub expressed their gratitude to the police officers who went above and beyond in delivering an order to one of their customers, stating that it showcases the exceptional dedication of the Tempe Police Department towards their community.

We were concerned when we learned about the events preceding the officers’ delivery, so we temporarily deactivated the driver’s account related to that specific order.

On another occasion, law enforcement has previously intervened to complete a delivery task. Back in 2022, an officer from South Dakota gained widespread attention on TikTok by apprehending a DoorDash driver and then personally distributing the ordered food himself.

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2025-07-15 21:19