Monroe police are actively searching for Charvis Grant, a suspect considered armed and dangerous following a shooting incident that occurred early Friday morning. The incident took place around 12:39 a.m. at the Chestnut Cupboard, located at 1135 East Church Street in Monroe, Georgia. Upon receiving a report of a person shot, officers arrived at the scene to find 36-year-old Kenyonus Card suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. Authorities administered lifesaving measures at the scene before transferring Card to Walton County EMS, which transported him to an Atlanta-area hospital for treatment. His current medical condition has not been confirmed by officials. Detectives have obtained arrest warrants charging Grant with aggravated assault and aggravated battery related to the shooting. Police have issued a warning to the public not to approach Grant, emphasizing that he is considered dangerous. The motive for the shooting and the events leading up to the violence remain unknown. Investigators have not yet specified Grant's current location or provided details regarding any potential getaway vehicles used during the incident. The Monroe Police Department is urging anyone with information regarding Grant's whereabouts or the incident to come forward. Tips can be reported by calling 911 immediately if Grant is seen. For non-emergency information, the public is encouraged to contact Sgt. Mitch Studdard at 678-283-5422 or 770-266-5199, or via email at mstuddard@monroega.gov. Additional information can also be provided directly to the Monroe Police Department by calling 770-267-7576. The investigation is ongoing as authorities continue to search for the suspect.