According to dramatic CCTV evidence of the event, three guys who believed they could approach an Uber delivery driver in Philadelphia and rob him of his goods were in for the shock of their life when they discovered the hard way that the driver was legally armed.

In surveillance video obtained by KYW-TV, the unnamed motorist can be seen getting out of his vehicle in the city’s Mayfair district when three guys approach him from behind. Later in the video, the attackers are seen screaming and fleeing for their life as the driver discharges his hidden pistol.

According to WCAU-TV, the driver eventually admitted to police that he returned home to his 3200 block of Longshore Avenue residence at roughly 12:15 a.m. Saturday after concluding his work as a meal delivery guy, according to police.

Afterwards, he returned to his house in order to provide food for his family. Afterwards, as he emerged from his house, the three would-be burglars approached him and demanded that he give over money to their account.

It was reported by WCAU that two of them were brandishing firearms at the driver. The driver informed the three passengers that he had money in his truck.

He pulled his own weapon and opened fire on his attackers, killing two of them and forcing the third to flee for his life when one of them glanced through the car’s windows.

According to KYW-TV, he opened fire on many occasions.

The two wounded males were sent to Jefferson Torresdale Hospital for treatment. One was pronounced dead at 4:59 a.m. Sunday, while the other remains in serious condition, according to authorities.

Several shots were fired across the suspect’s chest, according to police, according to WPVI-TV. The suspect died because of his injuries, police said.

According to the report, the second individual had many gunshot wounds all over his body. According to police, the suspects who were shot were between the ages of 20 and 30.

While “I don’t really like violence,” a neighbor named Gail told WPVI that the shooting was justified. “If he hadn’t shot them, they may have shot him,” Gail said. “I mean, in that circumstance, there’s not much he can do,” she said.

The third suspect has not been apprehended.

According to the police, the delivery guy did, in fact, have the appropriate legal documentation to carry his pistol.