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Business, F. (2026, September 23). Maryland DoorDash customer picks up order from driver at crash scene: ‘I think that’s my food right there’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/us-news/maryland-doordash-customer-picks-up-order-from-driver-at-crash-scene-i-think-thats-my-food/
Business, Fox. “Maryland DoorDash customer picks up order from driver at crash scene: ‘I think that’s my food right there’.” New York Post, 23 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/us-news/maryland-doordash-customer-picks-up-order-from-driver-at-crash-scene-i-think-thats-my-food/.
Business, Fox. “Maryland DoorDash customer picks up order from driver at crash scene: ‘I think that’s my food right there’.” New York Post, September 23, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/us-news/maryland-doordash-customer-picks-up-order-from-driver-at-crash-scene-i-think-thats-my-food/.
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In Bowie, Maryland, Glenn Ndibnu went viral for recording himself picking up a DoorDash order from his driver, William Koroma, at the scene of a car accident on Church Road. Ndibnu received Koroma's message that he had been in an accident and suggested meeting to hand over the food. Despite feeling guilty about retrieving his meal given the circumstances, Ndibnu crossed the road to collect it. Koroma’s vehicle was totaled due to brake failure, and he survived but needed assistance replacing the car. Following the incident, Ndibnu shared a GoFundMe link on Instagram to support Koroma's efforts in raising funds for a new vehicle.