A driver fatally struck a 28-year-old Maryland man early Saturday — and was caught on camera peeling the victim’s body from his windshield two miles from the scene before taking off.
Police found Franklin Mendez on the side of the road with injuries shortly after 4 a.m., the Prince George’s County Police Department said.
After checking the doorbell camera, neighbors discovered that the driver who hit Mendez stopped, got out of his car, and peeled the slain man’s body from his windshield, Fox 5 DC reported.
Police told the outlet that Mendez was involved in an unrelated minor collision two miles away before he was hit by the suspect.
Following the first crash, Mendez was hit by another car, police said.
Instead of stopping, the suspect continued driving with Mendez leaning on his windshield.
A hit-and-run driver fatally struck a 28-year-old Maryland man Saturday in a crash caught on camera. Prince George’s County Police Suspect drove off after the collision, leaving Mendez’s body on the side of the road. Prince George District Police The victim was confirmed dead at the scene of the hit-and-run incident. Prince George’s County Police
The hit-and-run driver continued driving for two miles with Mendez in front of his car before stopping on Ardwick Ardmore Road to remove him.
The suspect then got back into his car and sped off, leaving Mendez’s body on the side of the road, police said.
Police said the suspect was driving a gray Honda Civic with a large white sticker on the top of the back window.
The suspect’s car will have damage to the right front bumper, fender and a hole in the windshield, police said, urging the public to come forward with any information about the suspect.
Mendez, who was from New Carrollton, was pronounced dead at the scene by first responders.
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