A manhunt is underway in Stewart County, Tennessee, for Craig Berry, who is wanted in connection with the shooting of his wife during a domestic dispute.

Domestic Dispute Leads to Shooting

The Stewart County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call at approximately 1:30 a.m. on May 1st regarding a shooting at a residence. Upon arrival, deputies learned that Craig Berry had allegedly shot his wife following a reported domestic altercation.

Suspect Evades Capture

Berry managed to flee the scene before law enforcement could apprehend him, escaping into a wooded area near their home. The victim was immediately transported to a medical facility for treatment, but her current condition has not been released.

Expanded Search and New Charges

Authorities have been actively searching for Berry since the initial incident, concentrating efforts near River Trace Road, where he was last seen. On Monday, an additional warrant was issued, charging Berry with second-degree attempted murder.

Large-Scale Search Operation Planned

Law enforcement agencies are coordinating a comprehensive search operation planned for the coming week. The search area will span from River Trace Road to Highway 79 and portions of Highway 232.

K-9 units have been deployed to track Berry’s movements along River Trace Road. Authorities have emphasized that Berry should be considered armed and dangerous, possessing at least one handgun and ammunition.

Public Urged to Assist

The Stewart County Sheriff’s Office is urging the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings of Craig Berry to 911 immediately. Investigators are meticulously examining the scene and interviewing witnesses to gather evidence.

The sheriff’s office is committed to providing regular updates to the community and ensuring the safety of residents in the affected areas. They appreciate the public’s cooperation and support during this ongoing investigation.