OOLA COUNTY, FL – A routine pizza delivery took a violent turn Sunday night, leaving a pregnant woman fighting for her life and investigators piecing together a chilling crime. The suspect, 22-year-old Brian Alilo, is now in custody, facing serious charges after an alleged assault at the Riviera Motel, located just off Highway 192.
According to authorities, the victim had been in town to celebrate her boyfriend’s birthday with her 5-year-old daughter. The evening took a dark turn when the pizza delivery, totaling $330, ended with a mere $2 tip for Alilo. Dissatisfied with the gratuity, Alilo allegedly returned to the motel later that night, accompanied by a man. Both suspects reportedly wore face masks as they forced their way into the room.
The assault that followed was brutal. Investigators say Alilo repeatedly stabbed the pregnant woman, delivering a total of 14 blows as her young daughter witnessed the horrific scene. The attackers then fled, leaving the victim gravely injured.
In the aftermath, police managed to track down Alilo using records from the pizza establishment where she worked. Her arrest has brought some relief but also raised questions about what led to such a violent escalation over a perceived slight.
The case has sent shockwaves through the community, with residents expressing disbelief that a delivery could end in attempted murder. Authorities are continuing to investigate the involvement of the male accomplice and the motives behind the attack.
Alilo now faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and kidnapping. The community is left grappling with the senselessness of the crime, as the victim recovers from her injuries and the traumatic ordeal.
This incident has sparked discussions on the safety of service workers and the potential dangers they face on the job. It has also prompted calls for increased awareness and protection measures for those in vulnerable positions.
As the investigation unfolds, the community hopes for justice and healing for the victim and her family. Meanwhile, authorities urge anyone with additional information to come forward to aid in the ongoing inquiry.