Dothan Police Arrested Pair Following Vehicle Pursuit
A Dothan man and his mother were taken into custody after a high-speed chase on local roads.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Drug Crime
Dothan police arrested Jakorey Keshaun Corbitt and his mother, Daphney Arpreatrae McCray, following a three-mile vehicle pursuit. Authorities recovered a Glock handgun and marijuana after the chase concluded.
Why it matters
The incident resulted in multiple criminal charges and highlights local law enforcement efforts to address traffic violations and illegal possession of contraband in the community.
Jakorey Keshaun Corbitt faces charges including attempting to elude law enforcement and possession of marijuana. Daphney Arpreatrae McCray was charged with obstructing governmental operations and resisting arrest.
The players
Jakorey Keshaun Corbitt
The 27-year-old suspect was booked into the Houston County Jail following the vehicle pursuit.
Daphney Arpreatrae McCray
The 49-year-old mother of the driver was booked into the Dothan City Jail after being charged with resisting arrest.
The details
The pursuit began on Honeysuckle Road when the driver failed to stop for officers. The situation ended in the 1300 block of Fortner Street, where the woman reportedly interfered with officers during the arrest process.
Timeline
The incident began on October 12, 2026, at 9 p.m. on Honeysuckle Road.
Legal Context
This case follows a pattern set by the state's stringent enforcement of statutes regarding fleeing from law enforcement. Such incidents are frequently prosecuted under local ordinances that mandate high penalties for resisting arrest and obstruction.
The incident may lead to temporary traffic disruptions or heightened police visibility in the area of Fortner Street and Honeysuckle Road. Residents are encouraged to remain aware of their surroundings and report suspicious activity to the Dothan police.
The takeaway
Authorities urge drivers to comply with traffic stops to prevent dangerous vehicle pursuits. If you witness erratic driving, prioritize your safety by keeping a distance and contacting local law enforcement.
Further reading
For more information on local enforcement, visit the Drug Crime section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Wiregrass Daily News.
