(CNN) -- A manhunt for a 33-year-old sought in the disappearance of an Arkansas real estate agent ended with his arrest Monday, police say. The Little Rock Police Department arrested Arron Lewis, of Jacksonville, Arkansas, after an arrest warrant issued Sunday said he was charged with kidnapping. The warrant provided no other details, but Lt. Carl Minden with the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office said Lewis was a suspect in the disappearance of Beverly Carter. Carter went to show a home in the small community of Scott on Thursday. She then vanished. Pulaski County Sheriff Doc Holladay told reporters Monday morning that his investigators were questioning Lewis. When asked whether the suspect was talking, Holladay said: "We will have to see how cooperative he is as the day progresses."
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NEW: Sheriff spokesman says there were text messages sent from missing agent's phone
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Lewis arrested in case of missing real estate agent, police say
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Police say he left hospital Sunday after wrecking his car
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Volunteers resume their search for Beverly Carter
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Police haven't said how they linked Lewis to Carter or how they tracked him down, but they say @placeholder left a hospital Sunday without notifying police while he was a person of interest in her disappearance.
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Another witness told police that "the @placeholder vehicle was going 'so fast' prior to the curve and she further stated that she observed the Lewis vehicle 'fishtail' around the curve, going into the ditch," according to the report.
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Noticing the property was open, the husband entered and searched for his wife without success, according to the @placeholder.
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@placeholder, who according to her employer's website has been married for 34 years and has four grandchildren, was last seen wearing a black sleeveless shirt and red capris.
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In addition to any charges he may face in Carter's disappearance, he has a criminal history in northwest Arkansas that includes felony theft of property, obstruction of government operations, failure to appear and unlawful removal of a theft device, @placeholder said in a statement.