Dougherty Police make arrests in drive-by shooting cases
Dougherty County Police officials announced the arrest of one person involved in a drive-by shooting that occurred on April 2, 2024,
ALBANY – Dougherty County Police officials announced the arrest of one person involved in a drive-by shooting that occurred on April 2, 2024, at 3235 Pinyon Drive and issued arrest warrants for another person involved in the incident.
DCP officials said in a news release that 30-year-old Korrin Davis, the driver of the vehicle used in the shooting, has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault. Police officials also announced that the department has issued arrest warrants for Tytianna Isaac, 27, who faces charges of terroristic threats and aggravated assault related to her role in the shooting.
The case remains active as investigators continue their efforts to identify and apprehend one additional suspect believed to be involved in the shooting.
Additionally, in response to reports of multiple shots fired at the intersection of Lumpkin Street and Brown Street on Dec. 5, DCP has arrested 19-year-old Trevis Price, who has been charged with aggravated assault related to the drive-by shooting. Additionally, 17-year-old Lavon Moran has been charged with aggravated cruelty to animals.
The investigation continues as officers work to identify and locate other suspects involved in this case.
Anyone with additional information about these cases can contact the Dougherty County Police Department at (229) 430-6600 or call Crime Stoppers at (229_ 436-TIPS.
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