Dothan, Ala.— WDNews — A high-speed police chase that tore through parts of Dothan and Dale County Friday evening came to an end north of Ozark after law enforcement forced the fleeing vehicle to stop.
According to RSN the pursuit began near Highland Avenue and Ross Clark Circle, with Dothan Police initiating the chase. The suspect sped north on Reeves Street, with speeds reaching up to 115 miles per hour. The vehicle then circled back to Ross Clark Circle before heading up Montgomery Highway.
Multiple agencies joined the pursuit, including the Houston County Sheriff’s Office, Kinsey Police, Midland City Police, ALEA Troopers, Dale County Sheriff’s Office, and Ozark Police. A police helicopter was also spotted overhead during the chase.
Officers were finally able to perform a PIT maneuver north of Ozark, bringing the chase to a stop and taking the suspect into custody without incident.
WDNews reached out to authorities but have not gotten the circumstances regarding the chase. No injuries were reported.
