This is the dramatic moment a devoutly Christian couple who went on the run with their children after losing custody of them were finally tracked down - and the mother was arrested for 'attacking police'. Erica Carey, 29, and Cleve Goheen-Rengo, 23, were spotted in California on Thursday, more than a week after they fled with their twin babies and toddler son from their Washington state home. When police arrived at a Santa Cruz gas station that the couple had been sighted at, they discovered the youngsters - twins Moran Kai and Daniel and one-year-old Levi - unharmed. However, when Child Protective Services (CPS) workers arrived to take the children into protective custody, Carey allegedly lashed out, kicking and headbutting officers while begging Jesus for help.
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Erica May Carey, 29 and Cleave Rengo, 23, have been in a custody dispute with Child Protective Services since the birth of their twins last November
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Social workers turned up at Washington state home to take their children
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However, the couple had fled with twins and their one-year-old son, Levi
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More than a week later, family has been found at a California gas station
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Carey allegedly kicked and headbutted police in a bid to keep her children
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She has been arrested on charges including resisting arrest and battery
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Couple - who live holistic Christian lifestyle - hit headlines last year after saying they lost custody of twins for having home delivery with no help
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It was only after the couple, who are common-law married in @placeholder because they have never got a marriage license, decided to have their home birth that the CPS became involved.
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Levi
The CPS began showing up at their home after the 911 call in November and said that after they took custody of the children after  @placeholder developed pneumonia and ear infections.