WILTON MANORS, Fla. — A man accused of pulling a gun on two people delivering his Uber Eats order is out of the Broward County jail.

Devon Germano was seen making a quick exit after posting bond.

He’s charged with two counts of aggravated assault.

According to arrest documents, the incident happened April 18 in the 2000 block of Northeast Ninth Avenue in Wilton Manors.

Two people were making the delivery -- a driver and a passenger.

While dropping off the food, the driver told investigators he received a notification that the order had been canceled and asked the passenger to bring the food back so it could be returned to the restaurant, per Uber Eats policy.

As they were picking up the order, Germano, 30, allegedly opened the door and shouted that they were stealing his food.

According to documents, the driver told Germano the order had been canceled. Investigators say Germano then walked over to a white Tesla and said, “I got something for you,” before pulling out a gun and pointing it at the female passenger.

She told investigators that, fearing for her life, she put the food on the ground and got into the vehicle.

Investigators later obtained a search warrant for the Tesla and say they found a 9mm handgun and a USB drive.

Both victims told investigators Germano “intentionally threatened their lives by his actions.”

In court, a judge set bond at $15,000 and ordered no contact with the victims, along with no firearms or ammunition.

Authorities later determined Germano’s order had not been canceled. However, the next order the driver was scheduled to deliver had been.

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