Two UPS, FedEx Trucks Stolen Within An Hour In Prince George's Neighborhoods: Report

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD — A UPS driver delivering packages Sunday was ambushed by armed suspects in broad daylight who then took off with her truck.

The armed carjacking of the UPS truck happened in the 9000 block of Elk Avenue in the newly developed Westridge Westphalia neighborhood of Upper Marlboro. The incident, which happened around 2 p.m., was caught on a doorbell camera.

"It’s very brazen, in the middle of the day. Most of the homes have cameras, so to do that right in front of everybody’s house who has front view cameras, it’s a little unnerving," a neighbor told FOX5. "You hope things get a little better. Maybe it’s the climate, but it’s unfortunate you have to be vigilant and watch your back."

UPS released a statement noting that they were aware of the incident and were cooperating with investigators. The driver wasn't injured and the truck was abandoned not far from where it was stolen.

An hour later, a FedEx truck was stolen from Oxon Hill. It was found abandoned on Yuma Street in Southeast D.C., reported WJLA.

“The safety of our team members and service providers is our top priority. We are grateful that no one was injured as a result of this incident, and we are cooperating fully with authorities," FedEx said in a statement sent to WJLA.