An Amazon delivery driver was arrested after attempting to attack a woman near the front door of her home in Turlock before breaking into the home through a back window, authorities said. The attack happened on Friday around 11:31 a.m. in the 2300 block of Lander Avenue, the Turlock Police Department said in a release.Ryan Lee Crisp, 22, of Modesto, was immediately detained when officers arrived at the house, authorities said. Crisp had been physically restrained by the woman’s husband and his coworker men when officers arrived.Police say evidence showed Crisp did not have any packages to deliver at the address.He was booked into the Stanislaus County Jail on attempted rape, burglary, and vandalism felony charges.He appeared in the Stanislaus County Superior Court Tuesday for his arraignment.KCRA 3 spoke with Maria Lopez, a mother of four young children, who said she was attacked by Crisp.The incident was captured on video on her husband’s coworker’s cellphone.Lopez said her husband and his coworker stopped by their home during their workday and saw an Amazon delivery driver outside their front door. “As soon as my husband unlocked the door, the guy attacked,” she said. Once Lopez pushed Crisp away, she said she locked herself in the bathroom and called 911 while her husband managed to get Crisp out of the home. Cellphone video shows Crisp jump a fence into the family’s backyard.Lopez’s husband and his coworker found Crisp inside the home after he broke a bedroom window.“Don’t open the door, even if it’s Amazon,” Lopez said. “I thought it was a safe company.” She said she is speaking out to warn other women about what happened to her.Turlock police said Crisp is employed by Soon Express, a third-party delivery company that is partnered with Amazon.In a statement to KCRA 3, an Amazon spokesperson said in part: “We’re deeply concerned about what we’ve learned. This does not reflect the standards we have for delivery drivers.”Although the Turlock Police Department believe this was an isolated incident, they say detectives are working to confirm this is the case.The Turlock Police Department asks that anyone with information regarding this investigation call Detective Brandon Bertram at 209-664-7323. You can also contact the Turlock Police Department’s Tip Line at 209-668-5550 extension 6780 or email at tpdtipline@turlock.ca.us.