A man police had been chasing when a Bartow deputy was accidentally shot in the leg has been arrested, according to the Cartersville Police Department.

Jonathan Wayne Boiles, 25, of Cartersville was arrested Thursday and taken to the Bartow County Jail.

Reports state he led police on a chase on Monday after officers attempted to serve a warrant for aggravated stalking. During the chase, an officer was accidentally shot in the leg.

Personnel from multiple agencies, including the Cartersville Police Department, Bartow County Sheriff’s Department, Drug Task Force, Georgia State Patrol, U.S. Marshals and the FBI were involved in the search for Boiles, who concealed himself in a large wooded area.

He was found Thursday and turned himself in without incident.

He has been charged with aggravated stalking and obstruction of an officer. He was also off bond from charges in August 2008, according to information from the Bartow County Jail.

Originally published Aug. 24

A Bartow County Sheriff’s deputy was accidentally shot in the leg during a warrant execution Monday.

According to Capt. Frank Cline of the Cartersville Police Department, Bartow Sheriff’s deputies were apparently trying to serve a warrant Monday morning for a man on Pine Grove Road when he fled on foot. Cline said one deputy got in front of a police dog and was accidentally jumped on, causing his gun to go off.

The deputy was taken to Cartersville Medical Center for treatment.

During a search for the suspect around lunchtime, Cartersville Primary School and Cartersville Elementary School were locked down just as a precaution.

The lockdown was lifted by the time school let out in the afternoon, and police suspended the search by 4 p.m