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Maryland DoorDash customer picks up order from driver at crash scene: ‘I think that’s my food right there’

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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/

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Glenn Ndibnu filmed himself picking up a DoorDash order from driver William Koroma at the scene of a car accident in Bowie, Maryland. Ndibnu felt conflicted about crossing the road to retrieve his food after learning of Koroma’s crash via a message. Following the incident, Koroma started a GoFundMe campaign to cover costs associated with replacing his totaled vehicle and medical bills; as of Tuesday morning, it had raised nearly $14,000.
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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.

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Bowie DoorDash DoorDasher Instagram Maryland

Subjects

Ndibnu PERSON · 3× Koroma PERSON · 2× Bowie PERSON · 1× DoorDash ORG · 1× Glenn Ndibnu PERSON · 1× Instagram ORG · 1× Maryland ORG · 1× William Koroma PERSON · 1×

Narrative

“I DoorDashed some food, and my DoorDasher told me he got in a car accident, and he was like, ‘I can come meet him and get the food from him,'” he explained in the video.
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🔮 Ndibnu ultimately got his food and apologized to the driver, William Koroma, who later launched a GoFundMe campaign to help replace the car that was totaled in the crash.

Claims (15 extracted, 0 hedged)

A man went viral on social media after filming himself picking up a DoorDash order at the scene of a crash involving his delivery driver. asserted
himself → go → driver
Glenn Ndibnu began recording as he arrived at the wreck on Church Road in Bowie, Maryland, where multiple ambulances were present. asserted
ambulances → begin → Bowie
“I DoorDashed some food, and my DoorDasher told me he got in a car accident, and he was like, ‘I can come meet him and get the food from him,'” he explained in the video. asserted
he → doordashe → video
He then expressed guilt over crossing the road to go pick up his food after what happened to his driver. asserted
what → express → driver
“I think that’s my food right there. asserted
that → think → ?
Is it f—ed up for me to walk across and pick it up?” Ndibnu said. asserted
Ndibnu → e → it
“I look so f—ed up right now about to go get this food.” asserted
I → look → food
Ndibnu ultimately got his food and apologized to the driver, William Koroma, who later launched a GoFundMe campaign to help replace the car that was totaled in the crash. asserted
that → get → crash
In subsequent posts on Instagram, Ndibnu linked to the online fundraiser. asserted
Ndibnu → link → fundraiser
“My vehicle experienced brake failure, and I was involved in a major accident,” Koroma wrote on the GoFundMe page. asserted
Koroma → experience → page
“My car was totaled, and I am deeply grateful that I survived and that no one else was seriously injured.” asserted
one → total → ?
He added: “Since the accident, I have been facing several challenges at once. asserted
I → add → challenges
Losing my vehicle has left me without reliable transportation, and I have also lost my job.” asserted
I → lose → job
Koroma did not elaborate on his injuries, but said he has also been hit with medical bills. asserted
he → elaborate → bills
The GoFundMe has raised nearly $14,000 as of Tuesday morning. asserted
GoFundMe → raise → morning
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