Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash on U.S. Highway 80

MINDEN, LOUISIANA — On the night of August 1, 2025, at approximately 10:40 p.m., tragedy struck U.S. Highway 80 near Barbeque Road in Webster Parish. A violent three-vehicle crash claimed the lives of two Haughton men, including 50-year-old Brian Frost. The incident remains under active investigation by the Louisiana State Police Troop G.

Details of the Crash

According to the preliminary report, Brian Frost was behind the wheel of a 2017 GMC Yukon traveling west in the eastbound lanes of U.S. Highway 80. At the same time, a 2024 Kia Forte driven by 45-year-old Kendrick Fisher and a 2016 Dodge Charger were traveling east. Frost’s vehicle collided head-on with the Kia, causing the Yukon to overturn and forcing the Kia into the Dodge.

All individuals involved were properly restrained. Brian Frost and Kendrick Fisher were both pronounced dead at the scene. A passenger in the Kia sustained critical injuries and was rushed to a local hospital. The driver of the Dodge was also hospitalized with minor injuries.

Investigation and Impairment Suspicions

Authorities suspect impairment on the part of Frost may have been a factor in the collision. Routine toxicology samples were taken and have been submitted for analysis. The crash remains under investigation, and officials continue to gather facts surrounding the circumstances.

Who Was Brian Frost?

Brian Frost, 50, was a resident of Haughton, Louisiana, known for his love of trucks, outdoorsmanship, and loyalty to his family and friends. Those close to him recall his enthusiasm for classic cars, his warm-hearted laugh, and his sense of adventure.

While the crash ended his life far too soon, his memory remains deeply rooted in the hearts of those who knew him. Friends and family members are grappling with the sudden and tragic nature of the event, struggling to reconcile the loss of someone who was part of their everyday lives.

Community Reactions and Grief

News of Frost’s death has left the Haughton community in shock. Social media has been flooded with condolences, prayers, and memories of a man many describe as a “true friend” and “family-first kind of guy.”

“It’s hard to believe someone you just saw a few days ago is gone. Brian always had something funny to say—always made you feel like you mattered,” one friend wrote.

A Somber Reminder

This tragic event once again highlights the dangers of impaired driving. The Louisiana State Police urge drivers to remain sober, alert, and respectful of all traffic laws. Impairment continues to play a significant role in fatal crashes statewide.

If you witness hazardous driving or believe someone may be impaired behind the wheel, report it immediately by dialing *LSP (*577).

Final Thoughts

Brian Frost’s life, though ended tragically, will not be forgotten. He leaves behind a legacy of friendship, loyalty, and community. As his loved ones prepare to lay him to rest, may they find solace in cherished memories and the support of those around them.

May he rest in peace.

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