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Arizona police are investigating a man who is was allegedly captured on a door camera sexually gratifying himself at the door of a woman who had hired him to drop off food through DoorDash. Lily Siphengphone spoke to KPNX-TV about the incident that made her feel violated and disgusted. She said she had gone home to an apartment complex in Phoenix after work on April 27 and ordered dinner through a food delivery service. “It just happened to be one night where I was like, 'I don't want to make food,'" Siphengphone recalled. “I had DoorDash deliver my food.” “Disgusted, violated, just uncomfortable ..." The subsequent interaction was captured on her neighbor's Ring door camera. The man drops off a bag at about 2:09 a.m. in front of her door and leaves. About two minutes later, she opens her door and brings the food into her apartment, but she said she saw the delivery man walking away. “He was walking across, but his eyes were like locked sideways to me and I was like that's weird," she said. "So I locked both locks to my door.” She said she went to sleep, but the story took a turn the next morning. Siphengphone said her neighbor told her that she needed to see what was captured after the man apparently came back to her door. “I got a message from my neighbor across the hall that has the Ring camera. And he told me, 'Hey, this is what happened.' And he was just masturbating in front of my door after me getting my food," Siphengphone said. "Five minutes later." The time stamp on the video said he returned at 2:16 a.m. KPNX-TV reports that the video shows him bringing up images on his phone before masturbating at the woman's door. KPNX asked Siphengphone to express how she felt about the video. “Disgusted, violated, just uncomfortable, just because he knows exactly where I live and how to get into my building," she responded. "Outrageous and unacceptable." Siphengphone said she called police and notified DoorDash about the video. She was not impressed with the company's initial response. She showed KPNX the message sent to her from DoorDash. "I want to assure you that we have investigated this incident and taken appropriate action by removing this dasher from receiving your future orders," the message read. “They apologized that had happened to me and said that he was removed from any of my future orders," she explained. After KPNX reached out to the company, it responded that the man was permanently removed from the app, not just for Siphengphone's orders, but for all orders. “They had apologized that I went through that after seeing the video on social media and now that he is completely banned on DoorDash," she continued. "They made sure that I sent them the videos of what happened in case he fights his deactivation.” She also got a $15 credit and her order was refunded. Phoenix police offered a brief statement about their investigation into the case. Video was captured of the incident and collected as evidence. A report was authored and has been forwarded to investigators. Detectives are working to establish the appropriate crime that was committed along with identifying the person responsible for that offense. This remains an active investigation and at this time no arrests have been made. Siphengphone says she wants the man fully investigated because she's afraid his behavior will escalate. DoorDash also released a statement to KPNX about the incident. This individual’s behavior is outrageous and unacceptable, and they have been permanently removed from our platform. We have reached out directly to the customer to support however we can. Negative incidents like this one are extremely rare – the vast majority of Dashers follow the rules, do the right thing, and aim to provide a quality experience for consumers.Here's the report from KPNX-TV: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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A new, unexpected EV innovation could soon completely revolutionize how we create batteries used in electric vehicles. The discovery was completely accidental, but it could allow for capacitors with 19 times the energy density of current options. The breakthrough comes in the form of a new material structure that could allow capacitors in electric vehicles or devices to store energy for even longer. While batteries can already hold a charge for a long time, the capacitors that help charge them are more limited. However, this new, unexpected EV innovation could soon change. The new “heterostructures” allow for a reduced speed in energy dissipation, the scientists explain in a study detailing their findings. That study is published in the journal Science. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR To understand the importance of this breakthrough, we have to understand how capacitors work. Essentially, they offer a way for devices, or electric vehicles, to get a burst of energy beyond the battery. This is useful in situations like taking a photo using the flash in a smartphone. These capacitors are most often made up of materials that are naturally polarized. And then, when you add voltage, the polarization is reversed. This remains within the capacitor even when the power is removed, allowing the capacitor to use that burst of energy later on. However, it loses power over time. This is where the unexpected EV innovation comes into play. That’s because, with the new, novel approach, the capacitors don’t lose power nearly as quickly. This makes them more useful in the long term and helps provide power more often without needing to reapply the voltage to reverse the polarization of the capacitors. It’s an intriguing discovery that, when scaled up, could completely change the EV game, similar to how faster charging batteries will shake things up. Of course, we’ll have to wait to see if it can be scaled up first. Don't Miss: Revolutionary new drone feeds on electricity from power lines and flies forever The post New innovation may help EV batteries last significantly longer appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $3 Alexa smart plugs, Peloton sale, $250 HP laptop, Sony XM5 headphones, more Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $350+ free Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, Mattel toys, Kindles, Fitbit sale, $12.50 Matter smart plugs, more Best Echo Dot deals for May 2024

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