ALBEMARLE, NC (WBTV)- The Anson County Sheriff says a third man has been arrested after a home invasion in Charlotte turned into a carjacking and ended in a police chase through Stanly and Anson counties last week.

Deputies, along with officers with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's Violent Crimes Taskforce, arrested Edward Hudson from Morven around 8:00 Tuesday morning without incident, according to Sheriff Tommy Allen.

Hudson is the third man arrested in the past week following the crime spree. Robert Lamarr Smith was arrested on Monday, according to the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office.

A third man, 30-year-old Jarvis Terez Marsh, was arrested last week after he crashed a vehicle outside the town of Norwood.

Investigators say two men broke into a home in Charlotte and then took off to Midland, in Cabarrus County, where they reportedly were involved in a home invasion and assault.

SALISBURY - A Kannapolis man went from Facebook to the Sheriff's "Most Wanted" list, then to jail.

The Rowan County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest of 32 year old, Rahkeem Quatrawn Smith, of 1600 Jackson St., Kannapolis.  Smith was wanted for Operation of a Social Network Site by a Registered Sex Offender, and was just recently added to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office Most Wanted List.  Smith had an account on Facebook.

Smith was placed in the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office under a $2000 secured bond.

The Landis Police Department has proudly to announced their first ever K-9.

“Baks”, a two-year-old German Shepard, has completed training and is now patrolling the streets of Landis with his partner / handler, Sergeant Young.

Baks is trained to conduct tracks, detect narcotics, and perform a variety of searches.

Despite the current economic challenges, the Department was able to implement a canine program with minimal cost to taxpayers. Baks was trained & donated to the Department by Von Hunter Kennels of Kannapolis, and the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office donated surplus K-9 vehicle equipment for Sgt. Young’s vehicle.

Regarding the new program, Landis Mayor James Furr stated “Once again the Landis Police Department has served our Town well by arranging this service to the citizens and at no direct cost to the taxpayers. I wish to thank
those that so generously donated to make this a reality.”