Jackson County Sheriff's Office issues be on the lookout for aggravated assault suspect

JACKSON COUNTY, Ga. — The Jackson County Sheriff's Office has issued a be on the lookout for an aggravated assault suspect.

If you see Shannon Michael Carter, authorities ask that you do not to approach him.

Deputies believe he’s armed and dangerous.

“It's real unsettling, like, being that I work 2 miles from here," said Casha Daniels.

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Police said the 25-year-old suspect and another man fled a traffic stop and led officers on a chase from Jackson County through Hall County into Gwinnett County.

The chase ended in Buford.

Deputies said Carter was a passenger in the car when the incident took place on Sunday and ended in Buford.

They said he bolted from the car that had loaded guns inside.

"They’re ruthless. They don’t care about nobody. They could care less about me, or you, or anyone in the public," Daniels said.

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office couldn’t agree more.

According to investigators, the suspect is a convicted felon and is wanted on multiple felony warrants including aggravated assault against law enforcement officer, out of Jackson, Gwinnett, Barrow and Hall counties.

“I feel like there are a lot of cops out there looking for him, so they’re going to catch him, definitely. I hope they do," said neighbor Estie Duck.

Police found Seymour’s car about six hours after the carjacking, at a vacant spot on Roseheath Lane.

No arrests have been made.

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