Authorities in Bertie County, North Carolina, are continuing their search for Jim Doye Bembridge, who remains at large following a series of criminal incidents. While one suspect, Phillip Michael Dilday, has been captured, Bembridge is still actively wanted by the Bertie County Sheriff's Office. The investigation centers on a breaking and entering incident that occurred on July 14 on Hoggard Mill Road in Windsor. During the incident, the suspects are alleged to have committed injury to personal property, obtained nonferrous metal, and possessed stolen goods or property. Additionally, both men face charges of felony conspiracy to commit breaking and entering and felony conspiracy to commit larceny. The Bertie County Sheriff's Office issued arrest warrants for both individuals in connection with these serious offenses. Law enforcement officials are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any information regarding Bembridge's whereabouts. The sheriff's office has issued a stern warning that anyone found assisting or harboring the fugitive will be taken into custody for harboring a fugitive. This measure underscores the seriousness of the situation and the commitment to bringing all involved parties to justice. Residents and business owners in the Windsor area are asked to contact the Bertie County Sheriff's Office directly at 252-794-5330 if they have any information that could assist in the apprehension of Bembridge. The department has assured the public that all tips provided will be kept strictly confidential. This case highlights the ongoing efforts of local law enforcement to resolve complex criminal investigations and ensure community safety. The capture of Dilday marks a significant step in the investigation, but the search for Bembridge continues as authorities work to close the case completely. The public is encouraged to cooperate fully with law enforcement to facilitate the resolution of this matter.