Manhunt for Craven County Murder Suspect Enters Sixth Day
The search for Dominic Connelly, a suspect in the murder of his grandmother and the stabbing of a Craven County deputy, has continued for six days.
Ongoing Search Efforts
Multiple local, state, and federal agencies have been conducting continuous search operations both day and night. The Craven County Sheriff’s Office reported the use of aerial technology, including drones and helicopters equipped with thermal sensors and motion detection, to assist in locating Connelly.
Specialized K-9 units from across North Carolina are also involved in the manhunt.
Suspect’s Last Known Location and Movements
Authorities believe Connelly is near the Craven and Beaufort County line and may be moving northward. It is thought he is using woods and fields to evade capture.
Challenges in the Search
The dense woods with thick brush in the area are complicating the search efforts by providing natural cover.
Recent Sightings
- Connelly was last seen wearing a black long-sleeve shirt and camouflage-style pants.
- He was captured on a trail camera near the area of 10000 U.S.
- The search extended into Beaufort County on CC Road following another possible sighting, but he was not found.
“Multiple local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies continue to search day and night using ground and air resources.”
— Craven County Sheriff’s Office
Author’s summary: The multi-agency search for Dominic Connelly, suspected of murder and assault, continues amid tough terrain and elusive sightings near the Craven-Beaufort county line.