The Grady County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia is actively searching for Nicholas Lequinte Perry, who remains at large and is wanted on multiple criminal charges. Perry is sought in connection with a felony violation of parole, which stems from an original involuntary manslaughter conviction. Additionally, he is wanted on a separate misdemeanor battery charge. Law enforcement officials have not yet specified the exact date of the most recent incident leading to the current warrant, but the search efforts are ongoing as of September 25, 2026. Investigators believe Perry may currently be located in Thomas County, Georgia, or Leon County, Florida. The sheriff’s office is urging the public to remain vigilant and to assist in the apprehension of the suspect. Authorities have explicitly warned the public not to approach Perry under any circumstances due to potential safety risks. Instead, anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is encouraged to contact law enforcement immediately. A cash reward is available for information that directly assists authorities in locating Perry. The Grady County Sheriff’s Office is coordinating with regional agencies to track the suspect’s movements. The public is reminded that tips can be provided anonymously if desired, though providing contact information may facilitate follow-up questions. This case highlights the ongoing efforts of local law enforcement to apprehend individuals who have violated the terms of their parole and committed additional offenses. Residents in Grady County, Thomas County, and surrounding areas are asked to be aware of this individual and report any suspicious activity. The investigation remains active, and officials continue to seek public assistance to ensure community safety and bring Perry into custody. For more information or to submit a tip, the public should refer to the Grady County Sheriff’s Office or local law enforcement channels. This alert serves as a critical update for those in the region who may encounter Perry or have knowledge of his location.