A unique collaboration between family members led to an arrest in a stolen vehicle case. Jasper County Sheriff Chuck Havard and his son, Colton Havard, worked together to apprehend a suspect.
The arrest occurred early in the morning, with Sheriff Havard providing details about the incident.
Further information about the case can be found through KFDM, which reported on the father-and-son sheriffs' teamwork in making the arrest.
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