Charleston Police Department officials have issued an active arrest warrant for Vasilis Sakellaridis, a 45-year-old man wanted in connection with a malicious wounding incident. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and strictly advise against approaching or attempting to apprehend the suspect, as he is considered armed and dangerous. The investigation centers on an alleged assault that took place on October 17 in the vicinity of Temple Street and Clay Avenue in Charleston. Sakellaridis is not a resident of Charleston and reportedly has no known ties to the area, which may make him difficult to locate. Police believe he is currently operating a white Ford van bearing Oregon license plates. The Charleston Police Department is actively searching for Sakellaridis and is seeking assistance from the community to locate him. Individuals who may have seen the suspect or the described vehicle are encouraged to come forward with any relevant information. Tips can be directed to the Charleston Police Department at 304-348-6400 or by dialing 911. This ongoing manhunt highlights the urgency of the situation as law enforcement works to ensure public safety while tracking down the individual responsible for the violent act. The warrant remains active, and authorities continue to gather evidence and witness statements to support the prosecution of the malicious wounding charge. The public is reminded to exercise caution and report any suspicious activity immediately to assist in the resolution of this case.