Little Rock turned tragic on a quiet Sunday night when a young mother and her two small boys lost their lives in a violent head-on crash. Breu’hna Hall, just 31, was driving her Buick south on Arch Street near Dixon Road shortly after 9 p.m. when everything went wrong in an instant.
According to investigators, a northbound 2016 Chevrolet Silverado drifted across the center line. It slammed directly into Hall’s car. The impact was severe, leaving no chance of survival for anyone inside her vehicle.
Breu’hna Hall died at the scene alongside her two sons. Four-year-old Dax Barnes and two-year-old Dyce Love were also pronounced dead from their injuries. The loss wiped out an entire young family in seconds.
People who knew Hall describe her as a devoted mother who lived for her children. She was seen as warm, present, and deeply connected to her family. The pain of her sudden death has left relatives and friends in shock.
After the crash, the driver of the Silverado did not stay at the scene. Authorities said the driver left immediately, turning what was already a deadly crash into a hit-and-run investigation.
Two days later, Arkansas State Police arrested 33-year-old Victor Reyes of Little Rock. He was charged with three counts of negligent homicide connected to the crash that killed Hall and her sons.
Family members have spoken out through grief, saying they are devastated and want justice for Breu’hna and her boys. Their focus now is on remembering the lives that were lost too soon.
State police say the investigation is still active. They are continuing to gather details and are asking anyone with information about the crash to come forward.
