Angie Harmon recently accused an Instacart delivery driver of killing her family dog ​​over Easter weekend.

Harmon took to Instagram to report on the shooting death of actress Oliver’s dog, shortly after a man delivered an order to her home.

Recalling the incident on the social media platform, Harmon wrote: “He got out of his car, delivered food, and then shot our dog. Our ring camera was charging in the house and he saw it and the next thing he knew He was not recorded.” “.

according to Rizzoli and Islands Celebrity, delivery driver responded claiming “self-defense” and was released by police.

Speaking about the incident, Harmon claimed the delivery driver had “no scratches or bites on his body and no tears in his pants.”

She shared a screenshot of a delivery confirmation featuring a woman and further added, “He was shopping as a woman named Merle… This photo appeared on my story.”

“He and my daughters and myself shot our dog in our house and kept saying, ‘Yes, I shot your dog. Yes, I did it,’” she explained.

“We are completely traumatized and devastated by the loss of our beloved boy and family.”

Instacart immediately suspended the above delivery driver’s profile and is currently investigating the matter.

The outlet issued a statement apologizing: “We were deeply saddened and disturbed to hear about this incident.”

“We do not tolerate violence of any kind and the shopper’s account was immediately suspended from our platform. We have been in direct contact with the customer and are cooperating with law enforcement in their investigation.”

A spokesman for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said fox news digital No charges were laid following an investigation into the March 30 incident.

“Investigation revealed that a delivery driver came to the residence to deliver consumer goods,” the spokesperson said in a statement.

“The driver told police that a dog attacked him while he was at the residence and he fired in self-defense, striking and fatally wounding the dog. There was another dog at the residence but it did not attack.”