Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Some background: I live in an apartment complex where occasionally package deliverers get confused, as my shipping address is not my front door. Its basically a collection of buildings, the shipping address is my mailbox. When getting packages, the deliverers need to find my marked building to bring it to my door. This has been somewhat of an issue, where a couple times a package has been returned to the sender over the course of 3 months. I am normally alone in my apartment that I share with a boyfriend and his brother during the day, and won't open doors to people if I'm alone.

 

What happened: I was woken up suddenly by banging on my apartment door and repeated doorbell rings. I was very confused, and raced out of bed after glancing at my phone to look at the time and putting on a robe. My phone had an amazon picture of my package  delivered at the door. I then looked out my peephole, and not seeing anyone, opened the door. There was no package on the ground, but a man was walking across the parking lot holding a package. I yelled "Hey, did you take that package?" The man then turns around and starts walking back to where I was. He did not say anything. I yelled again "Did you take my package?" As he got closer, I could see that the package was opened. Again, I yelled "That's illegal, you can't do that!" The man finally yells back "This was delivered to my door, my wife is pregnant, we're waiting for some balloon and we opened it thinking it was ours!" I said again "That's illegal, you can't do that" My next move would've been to threaten to call the cops, as there is a policeman who lives in the same few apartment buildings. At that point, the man says again "It was delivered to the wrong door!" This is where I finally understood the situation and said "Okay, okay" as the man kept saying "It was delivered to the wrong door" and continued to defend himself. I took the package and started to walk back to my apartment, and the man did the same. 

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My yelling was never very aggressive, but I did yell. I feel bad for yelling, but I was also so confused and thrown off by the whole situation. Being home alone puts me on edge, and I felt threatened. I later looked more closely at the picture that was on Amazon of the delivered package and it was at the wrong address. However, I have trouble understanding why they would open a package that they did not get a notification of delivery for. Am I the asshole for yelling at this guy who may have just been being a good neighbor? 