A Winston-Salem DoorDash delivery turned disturbing after a registered sex offender allegedly told a 12-year-old boy he was “beautiful” and asked if he was “taken,” according to doorbell footage posted by the child’s mother.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — A registered sex offender in Winston-Salem is under fire after allegedly making inappropriate comments to a 12-year-old boy while delivering food through what the mother says was a fake DoorDash account.
And the whole thing was caught on camera.
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According to Andria Frazier, who spoke exclusively to The North Carolina Beat, she placed a DoorDash order Tuesday night, when the order arrived around 7:00 p.m.
Frazier says 34-year-old Giavontae Deangelis Archie, of Winston-Salem, delivered the order to her home. Her Vivint doorbell camera recorded the moment her 12-year-old son opened the door to receive the food.
That’s when things took a sick disgusting turn.
On the video, Archie could allegedly be heard telling the child:
“You are beautiful, are you taken?”
The boy, clearly confused, responds: “What?”
Archie repeats himself.
“I said you are beautiful, are you taken?”
Moments later, the door is heard slamming shut.
Public court records show that in September 2025, Archie was convicted of sexual battery involving a woman 18 or older. According to the North Carolina Sex Offender Registry, he was 32 years old at the time of that conviction and is required to remain registered for 10 years.
Fast forward just months later — and now he’s allegedly speaking inappropriately to a minor during a food delivery.
“LEAVE IT AT THE DOOR” — BUT HE WAITED
Frazier says her delivery instructions clearly stated to leave the food at the door.
Instead, she says the driver waited. In her Facebook post, Frazier didn’t hold back:
“This overgrown nasty butt man is talking to my 12 yr old SON!!! and mind you, the directions on my delivery clearly says leave at the door!! He waited purposely!!! Be careful!! This sick world preys on our children!!!”
Within 10 minutes of posting the video, multiple people reportedly identified the man as Archie.
Frazier also says the DoorDash account used for the delivery was registered under a female name, not Archie’s. She told The North Carolina Beat that DoorDash informed her they are conducting an internal investigation.
Frazier said she is in contact with law enforcement. As of now, no new charges have been announced at this time.
