The Mobile County Sheriff's Office has released more information about Tuesday evenings man hunt.
Sgt. Taylor with the Sheriff's Office says it is believed Dymario Massey, from Grand Bay, threatened to shoot a 27 year-old Grand Bay man.
The incident happened around 3:30 Tuesday afternoon on Roberts Rd in Grand Bay.
Sgt. Taylor says Massey fled the scene in a black pick-up truck.
The truck was spotted on Two-Mile Road near Irvington Bayou La Batre Highway.
When authorities attempted to stop the vehicle, Massey jumped out and fled into a wood area resulting in the manhunt.
Massey is described as a black male, 6 feet tall, thin build, with short black hair. He was last seen wearing a pair of black shorts and no shirt.
A hand gun was found in the pick-up truck. Sgt. Taylor says Massey may still be armed.
Massey is also a accused of shooting into an occupied vehicle late last week in the Grand Bay area.

8:30 p.m.
-Sheriff Deputies searching for a man believed to have shot at someone in Grand Bay have now learned the suspect has not actually fired any shots.
-According to Sgt. Jerry Taylor with Mobile County Sheriff's Office it now appears the man they have been looking for threatened to shoot someone but did not actually do so.
-Sgt. Taylor says deputies will continue to search until about 9:00 p.m.
-Tuesday evening, deputies conducted a manhunt under the assumption the man shot at another man as reported to 911 around two in the afternoon.
-Once the man has been found as a result of the chase and search he could be arrested on a number of charges.
-Sgt. Taylor tells News 5 he is also a possible suspect in some other incidents.
7:50 p.m.
Authorities are looking for a man that shot at another person Tuesday afternoon.
A man hunt began around 5:00 p.m. when deputies spotted the man a few hours after a report came in to dispatchers about shots fired in Grand Bay.
Sgt. Jerry Taylor with Mobile County Sheriff's Office says the man fired at someone but missed.
Authorities spotted the man they were looking driving a vehicle but he bailed out and ran when deputies began to chase him.
Mobile County Sheriff's Deputies, an Alabama State Trooper helicopter and the Bayou La Batre Police Department have been searching an area near Highway 188 and Irvington Bayou La Batre Highway.
Sgt. Taylor says the man may still be armed.
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