Nicholas Sabo, 43, is accused of shooting the driver in the leg after his wife ordered the groceries on the shopping app without telling him. When the driver arrived, the wife allegedly told her husband that someone was on their property and may be trying to break into their trailer.

Police later learned that Sabo's wife had placed an order for groceries using Instacart without her husband's knowledge.

A homeowner is facing charges after police say he shot an Instacart driver who was delivering his groceries. According to Chief Paul Wolfe from the South Abington Police Department, officers received a call around 7:30 p.