Diamond Prevost Injured in Pedestrian Accident in Houston, TX
Houston, TX — March 22, 2025, Diamond Prevost was injured as the result of a pedestrian accident at around 4:21 a.m. along the Southwest Freeway.
According to preliminary details from authorities, the accident happened just off the I-69 and Loop 610 interchange.
Investigators said that 26-year-old Diamond Provost was on foot at the time by an unoccupied vehicle along eastbound lanes of the interstate. While there, authorities say that a Mazda CX-5 failed to control speed and crashed into the stopped vehicle. Diamond Provost reportedly was hit in the process.
Due to the collision, Diamond Provost was seriously injured. No other injuries were confirmed. At this time, additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
With an accident like this, things generally will focus on whether or not the stationary vehicle was visible and reasonably avoidable. If evidence shows it was too dark out, and the victim's vehicle had no lights on and wasn't clearly visible, an approaching driver might not have a chance to avoid them.
However, if evidence instead shows the victim and the stationary vehicle were well-lit and/or were safely out of the way of lanes of travel, it would be a huge red flag about what prevented the approaching driver from hitting them. Hopefully authorities were more thorough behind the scenes, as the current statements on this crash leave far more questions than answers.
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