Federal and local law enforcement agencies are actively searching for a third suspect believed to be involved in a mass shooting incident that occurred in the Edgewood area of Atlanta, Georgia. The Atlanta Police Department (APD) is collaborating with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to identify and apprehend the individual, who remains at large. Authorities have not yet released specific identifying details regarding the suspect, including name, age, or physical description, as the investigation is ongoing. The incident is being treated as a mass shooting, a designation that underscores the severity and potential danger associated with the case. Residents in the Atlanta area are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or information that could assist investigators. The FBI and APD are emphasizing the importance of community cooperation in bringing the suspect to justice. Tip lines and contact information for both agencies are available for the public to share any relevant leads. This development marks a significant step in the investigation, as authorities move from initial response to active pursuit of the remaining suspect. The location of the incident, Edgewood, is a known neighborhood within Atlanta, and the presence of federal agents indicates the seriousness of the charges and the resources being dedicated to the case. The public is reminded that this individual is considered dangerous and should not be approached. Any information regarding the suspect's whereabouts or identity should be directed immediately to the appropriate law enforcement authorities. The investigation continues to gather evidence and interview witnesses to build a comprehensive case against the suspect. Updates on the investigation will be provided as more information becomes available from the FBI and APD. The community is asked to assist in this effort by staying informed and reporting any potential sightings or clues. The goal remains the safe apprehension of the suspect and the resolution of the case for the victims and the community.