Seminole jury convicts and sentences 34-year-old Marquis Delcampo for 2023 rideshare attack

A Seminole County jury found 34-year-old Marquis A. Delcampo guilty of aggravated battery for a 2023 attack on a rideshare driver that left the driver hospitalized with severe facial injuries. The jury returned its guilty verdict in January 2026, and Delcampo was sentenced by the county court on February 24, 2026.

Prosecutors charged Delcampo with aggravated battery after the 2023 incident, citing the extent of the victim’s injuries. The victim, described in court records as a rideshare driver, required hospitalization for severe facial trauma following the attack, a level of harm that elevated the charge to aggravated battery under Florida law.

The trial that produced the January 2026 conviction was held before a Seminole County jury, which weighed the evidence related to the 2023 assault. Court filings show the prosecution presented medical records documenting the driver’s hospitalization and facial injuries as part of the aggravated battery case against Delcampo, 34.

Sentencing took place in Seminole County on February 24, 2026. The court imposed the sentence following the jury’s conviction in January 2026 and the statutory framework for aggravated battery in Florida, marking a legal resolution to the assault that hospitalized the rideshare driver in 2023.

The conviction of Marquis A. Delcampo underscores criminal accountability for violent incidents involving rideshare drivers in Seminole County. Residents who work in app-based transportation services and passengers alike will see this case as a concrete example of how aggravated charges can follow attacks that produce severe bodily harm and require hospitalization.

Court records in Seminole County now reflect both the January 2026 guilty verdict and the February 24, 2026 sentencing for Delcampo, closing the chapter on the 2023 rideshare attack that caused severe facial injuries to the driver and prompted the aggravated battery prosecution.