Killing Me Softly: The Prince George's County BMW Car-Crash at KFC on MLK Highway

Okay. This story is real. It includes the following: Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC); a BMW going 100 miles per hour; a road named after Martin Luther King; Prince George's County, the county in Maryland constantly cited as the most affluent predominately Black county in America -- courtesy of federal government jobs and affirmative action -- despite having one of the highest foreclosure rates in America, the children of these titans of federal employment producing abysmal test scores, and a crime rate that mirrors the majority population; and Black people.

They might not know it's Halloween in Prince George's County on October 31 -- because the streets are unsafe for Trick-or-Treating -- but they do know that the KFC on Martin Luther King Highway can stop a BMW, driving by a Black person, even if they are speeding at rates of more than 100 mph:

One person is dead and four others were injured after a vehicle crashed into a KFC in Landover, Md., at approximately 6:30 p.m. Monday.

Rose Smith said she was standing at the next door Citgo Gas Station, and saw a BMW speeding down Martin Luther King, Jr. Highway.

"When it hit the curb it went airborne. And flipped, flipped, flipped, flipped," said Smith.

It flipped into a sign, a fence, a large metal donation box and an SUV parked in the restaurant parking lot. The driver of the impacted SUV was not hurt.

"This is a pretty brutal scene," said Cpl. Evan Baxter of the Prince George's County Police.

Police said the driver was most likely going more than 100 mph. The crash scene was more than 100 yards long.

The driver of the vehicle, identified only as a 29-year-old female, was ejected from the vehicle and killed.  Investigators said that a male passenger in the BMW was not seriously injured.  Two other people on the scene were hurt, with non-life threatening injuries.

There is also some structural damage to the restaurant, which is located at 6701 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway, at the intersection of Sheriff Road.  A collapse team was dispatched to stabilize the building and board up the restuarant's windows, which had shattered.

Police said speed was definitely a factor in the crash, and investigators were testing for alcohol on Tuesday morning.

 Was the dead body stepped over, as was the dead body of 27-year-old Valentino Verner, when more than 100 Black people shuffled past his body to procure dinner at the Chicken Hut in Tulsa back in 2010?

If so, this might be the story that wins the SBPDL Award for "How Many Stereotypes Can We Fit in One Story."

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