A manhunt ended late Saturday following the arrest of a Utah man who, along with his father, is accused of luring a woman and her four teenage daughters into a home and tying them up.
Dereck Harrison, 22, was arrested in Sublette County, Wyoming, late Saturday right when authorities there were ready to call off the search for the night.
Hours earlier, Harrison's father, Flint Harrison, turned himself into authorities following the alleged kidnapping.
According to police, both Harrisons were believed to have been using methamphetamine heavily when they allegedly lured the mother and girls, ages 13 to 18, into a Utah home Tuesday.
The men bound them with zip ties in a basement, police say.
After the elder Harrison hit the mother with a baseball bat, her daughters began to break their ties and try to escape, according to charging documents obtained by the Associated Press.
One girl slapped away a shotgun that was pointed at her throat while another grabbed a bat and hit the younger Harrison.
The victims then managed to escape, authorities said in a release.
Search teams from multiple agencies on the ground and in the air had been searching the Half Moon Lake area since dawn Saturday after Flint Harrison, 51, turned himself in overnight to the Sublette County Detention Center on warrants stemming from his part in the kidnapping and assault incident that occurred in Centerville, Utah outside Salt Lake City.
Dereck Harrison, who authorities said had inadequate gear and clothing for spending any significant length of time in the backcountry, had two knives and two rifles, police said.
Police also said Dereck Harrison had several high capacity magazines and that he'd made several threats against law enforcement officials.
According to reports, the younger Harrison was a close family friend of the teens and their mother and often joined them at their home for dinner and picked the girls up from school.
The kidnapping happened after police say the Harrisons became paranoid from methamphetamine use and falsely believed the woman and teens had ratted them out to police.
The victims are currently recovering from the traumatic incident, authorities said.
The Harrisons will both most likely be extradited to Utah to face charges for the alleged kidnapping and assault. It is unknown at this time whether they will face additional charges in Wyoming.