Savannah, Georgia resident attacked by two individuals posing as Amazon delivery drivers; the incident involved a home invasion and assault, with ongoing investigations.

Police in Georgia are investigating a home invasion and assault where the suspects were dressed as Amazon delivery men.

Two suspects allegedly posed as Amazon workers and brutally attacked an unsuspecting elderly homeowner with a sledgehammer for 8 minutes as part of a deranged home invasion in Georgia. Terrifying surveillance video captured the moment the two men approached George “Dirk” Hardison’s front door in Savannah, Ga. on January 11.

Two men disguised as Amazon delivery employees reportedly beat a 66-year-old Savannah, Georgia, pub owner nearly to death with a sledgehammer-esque weapon on the morning of Jan. 11.

A man was attacked and needed 14 staples in his head after two men posed as Amazon workers and allegedly broke into his home, it's been reported, with police releasing a video on Facebook.

Police in Savannah, Georgia are investigating a home invasion and assault where the suspects were dressed as Amazon delivery men. (Audio in the video above may be hard to listen to for some) According to a police report from the Savannah Police Department,

Police are searching for two men who pretended to be Amazon delivery drivers, attacked a man, and nearly killed him.

Police in Georgia are investigating a home invasion and assault where the suspects were dressed as Amazon delivery men. According to a police report from the Savannah Police Department, the incident happened on Saturday morning.

SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Police in Georgia are investigating a home invasion and assault where the suspects were dressed as Amazon delivery men, WJCL reported. According to a police report from the ...

Two men disguised as Amazon delivery employees reportedly beat a 66-year-old Savannah, Georgia, pub owner nearly to death with a sledgehammer-esque weapon on the morning of Jan. 11, according to police and local reports.

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Chatham County coroner, David Campbell, identified Keontae Grider, the 21-year-old shot and killed outside of an Amazon fulfillment center. No arrests have been made in the case.