A large-scale manhunt is currently underway in Dade County, Georgia, as law enforcement agencies search for Colbin Davis, who has been identified as a person of interest in a double shooting incident. The shooting occurred on Tuesday morning, approximately at 10:30 a.m., in the 400 block of Michaels Road, near the Alabama state line. According to Dade County Sheriff Ray Cross, Davis is the brother of one of the victims and is believed to be armed, posing a potential threat to the public. Two men were critically injured in the incident; one was shot in the head and the other in the leg. Both victims were transported to a local hospital, with one arriving via medical helicopter and the other by ambulance, and remain in critical condition. Investigators are working to determine if the shooting was a targeted attack. Authorities have not yet located Davis and are utilizing thermal-imaging equipment from helicopters to assist in searching wooded areas. Multiple agencies are involved in the operation, including the Hamilton County, Marion County, and Jackson County sheriff’s offices, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and SWAT personnel. Residents in the immediate area, specifically along Michaels Road from Highway 301 to the Alabama state line, have been urged to remain indoors and avoid the area. The public is asked to report any suspicious activity or sightings of Davis immediately. Individuals are advised not to approach Davis if spotted. Tips can be provided to the Dade County Sheriff’s Office at 706-657-3233 or by calling 911 in an emergency. The search is expected to continue through the night as authorities attempt to locate the suspect and ensure community safety.