Mobile Police Arrested Man for Domestic Violence
A 33-year-old suspect is in custody following an alleged physical attack involving a glass jar.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Violence
Mobile police have taken 33-year-old David McFry into custody following an incident on the 8700 block of Dutchman Woods Drive. The suspect allegedly struck a victim with a glass jar and interfered with an emergency call.
Why it matters
The arrest follows an alleged violent encounter that resulted in minor injuries to the victim. Police intervened to address both physical assault and the disruption of emergency communications.
David McFry is currently booked into the Mobile County Metro Jail on charges of second-degree domestic violence and interfering with a domestic violence emergency call. These charges remain active as the investigation proceeds.
The players
David McFry
He is the 33-year-old suspect currently held in the Mobile County Metro Jail.
The details
Authorities report that the suspect hit the victim with a glass jar and attempted to seize their phone during the dispute. The victim was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment following the encounter.
Timeline
Police responded to the incident on September 25, 2026, at 9:28 a.m.
Legal Context
This incident falls under the established legal framework of Alabama's second-degree domestic violence statute. Similar cases in the jurisdiction are routinely handled by local law enforcement to ensure victim safety while the judicial process proceeds through the county jail system.
Residents should be aware that police activity in the Dutchman Woods Drive area has concluded with the suspect in custody. No further safety advisories have been issued to the community following the arrest.
The takeaway
Domestic disputes that involve physical assault and the prevention of emergency calls are treated as serious criminal matters in Mobile. Victims of such violence are encouraged to utilize local hospital resources and emergency services immediately.
Further reading
For more information on regional safety and crime reports, visit the Violence section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox10tv.
