A woman was shot while driving in Fridley, leading to charges against a man who allegedly fired at her vehicle.
Law enforcement was dispatched on May 9, 2026, after receiving reports of a female who had been shot and a five-year-old child seeking help for her mother.
Cordaryle Frank-Allen Frost, 39, of Fridley, faces charges of 1st-degree assault for causing great bodily harm and using a dangerous weapon in a drive-by shooting. The complaint details that the victim, who had been shot in the neck, was transported to North Memorial Hospital and required surgery due to a spinal cord injury.
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According to the complaint, the victim had attended a prom send-off party and was driving home when Frost and his wife confronted her. They allegedly attempted to force her to pull over, leading to a verbal altercation. As the victim tried to escape, Frost reportedly fired a shot that struck her. Surveillance footage from a nearby business captured the moments leading up to the incident, showing the victim’s vehicle and the subsequent actions of Frost and his wife.
Frost was arrested on May 11, 2026 and provided a Mirandized statement denying involvement in the shooting. His wife, however, implicated him, stating that they followed the victim after being informed that their vehicle had been struck. She claimed that while fastening her seatbelt, she heard a loud bang, realizing Frost had shot at the victim’s vehicle.
Frost is currently in custody at the Anoka County Jail. A court date has not yet been set.
