• September 12, 2023

Larry E. Richardson Killed in Truck Accident on F.M. 2625 in Harrison County, TX

Marshall, TX — September 7, 2023, Larry E. Richardson was killed in a collision with a commercial truck around 5:40 p.m. at F.M. 31 and F.M. 2625 in Harrison County.

Investigators report the victim's Ford F-150 was heading west on F.M. 2625 when it allegedly collided with an International MV607 box truck that was purportedly northbound on F.M. 31.

According to authorities, the passenger side of the box truck's nose struck the front driver-side wheel and panel of the F-150. The impact reportedly forced the F-150 to spin clockwise off the roads and came to rest facing north. Police say the box truck pulled onto the eastside shoulder of F.M. 31 just north of the incident.

First responders reportedly transported Larry E. Richardson, 66, to a hospital. However, his injuries were ultimately fatal, and Mr. Richardson passed away on September 8.

No other injuries were reported. Investigators have not released what factors led up to the accident.

Larry E. Richardson Killed in Truck Accident on F.M. 2625 in Harrison County, TX

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