Jacob Clements, 31, had two active warrants for his arrest, according to a report from the sheriff's department.

One warrant was for failing to appear on felony forgery charges out of Lafayette County, and the other warrant was for felony probation violation on child support out of Miller County, deputies said.

Clements was apprehended after a deputy on routine patrol was passing a residence formerly occupied by Clements, when noticed a white four-door Ford truck parked in the driveway.

The deputy said he recognized this as the vehicle of one of Clements' acquaintances and called more officers for assistance.

The officer then pulled into the driveway to talk with the male acquaintance. According to the report, the man claimed he was cleaning the mobile home residence and was the only person there at the time.

He refused to allow law enforcement to enter the home, stating that he couldn't because he did not own it.

Another deputy soon arrived on the scene to assist.

Upon his arrival, the officers noticed cattle in a pasture near the back door acting strange.

The officers ran to the back door, where they spotted Clemens attempting to flee the scene.

Clements was taken into custody without incident, while the acquaintance was released at the scene.

After his apprehension, Clements was turned over to Lafayette County authorities and transported to Lafayette County Jail.