That bike wasn't crashed into anything. The kind of bend you have is indicative of a bike that was used for jumps, or going down steps or curbs on a fairly regular basis.

That quality of frame and fork is relatively ductile, and can be straightened. BITD it was routine to straighten forks in much worse condition, but these days most shops would pass because of concerns over potential liability. If there's an old school "greasy fingernails" shop with an old time Mr. Fixit style mechanic, he'll probably do a good job at a reasonable price, otherwise, it's either straighten it yourself of dispose of it.

If you inspect the frame, keep in mind that you're not looking for the classic buckles under the top and down tubes, but instead for stretch cracks in the paint in that location.

FWIW - if it were mine, and I had use for a city or beater bike, I'd have no qualms about straightening and riding it. (except for the color)