“Dear PoP,
This morning as I was driving toward Maryland on Mass. Ave, I saw a blonde girl (maybe in her 20’s?) sitting on the street at Rock Creek Drive. She appeared to be injured, and there was a bicycle on the road. Several people were helping her, including a guy in a suit. Does anyone have any more information about this? I hope the girl is okay.”
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