UPDATE: The Stewart County Sheriff’s Office said deputies are continuing to search for Craig Berry overnight in the area of Gray’s Landing to Highway 232 and River Trace Road. Officials said Berry is familiar with the area, wearing camouflage, and should be considered armed and dangerous. Residents are urged to stay alert, lock their doors, and call 911 with any sightings.
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The Stewart County Sheriff's Office is actively searching for Craig Berry, a man wanted in the shooting of his wife during a domestic altercation.
This took place in the area of 133 Old Paris Highway.
According to Sheriff Frankie Gray, Berry's wife is an employee at Stewart County High School. He said the incident began at around 11:30 p.m. Thursday. Officials said he fled into the woods near the residence before deputies arrived and she was able to run from the home and drive away.
She has since been taken to the hospital as deputies continue the search.
Berry has a military background and is wearing camouflage clothing and is believed to be armed and should be considered dangerous.
You're asked to avoid this area and resident’s are asked to report any sightings of the suspect by calling 911.
From Stewart County Schools:
We are aware of a serious incident involving one of our staff members.
We understand this news may be upsetting to students, staff, and families. Please know that this incident did not occur on school grounds, and there is no ongoing threat to our schools.
Our thoughts are with our staff member and her loved ones during this time. We will continue to respect her privacy.
Support services are available for any student or staff member who may need assistance. Please contact your school counselor or administration for support.
We appreciate your understanding and ask that you help us maintain a supportive and respectful school community.
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