UPDATE | Man arrested in deadly hit-and-run

A family finally has some relief after a fatal hit and run crash in Wayne County that happened the day before Memorial Day.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Department and the FBI had been hunting for the suspect, Ance Marcum, for 10 days, and they finally found him Tuesday hiding in a closet near Fallsburg, Kentucky.

"They really oughta had a heart and stopped," Patricia Hardman said.

Patricia Hardman and her daughter Elizabeth had just gotten home that evening when they witnessed the fatal crash, made all the more sickening because they say the driver who caused it took off.

"It's heartless," Patricia said. "It's gutless. If they did look back, they didn't care."

They say 63-year-old Jesse Dingess was on a side-by-side ATV signalling to turn left at an intersection on Route 152 in Genoa, when the suspect's car hit it from behind.

Elizabeth says Dingess's ATV rolled, and she grabbed towels and tried to help stop the bleeding.

"I held him until the ambulance came," Elizabeth said.

Dingess's son-in-law tells WSAZ eight friends and family members were riding ATV's with Dingess at the time and witnessed the crash.

The son-in-law says he chased the suspect after he fled the scene, but his ATV wasn't fast enough to keep up, and the suspect got away.

"If I was going to charge somebody like that," Patricia said, "I'd put the hanging back, because nobody should have to go through that."

Dingess's family and witnesses say it's been torment knowing the person responsible was free, and hearing the suspect was finally caught comes as a great relief.

Marcum is being charged with involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide, and leaving the scene of an accident, according to the Wayne County sheriff.

Dingess was a retired coal miner. His funeral was held Sunday.

A man wanted in a deadly hit-and-run incident in Wayne County has been arrested, Wayne County Sheriff Rick Thompson said Tuesday.

Ance Marcum was arrested near Fallsburg, Kentucky by the U.S. Marshals Cuffed Task Force. Marcum was found hiding in a closet and complied with commands, Thompson said.

Marcum was wanted for involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide and leaving the scene of an accident. Those charges are in connection with the death of Jesse Dingess, 63, of Genoa, who was killed May 26 in a hit and run on state Route 152 in Genoa.

In a release, Thompson said he appreciates all the tips investigators received from the public, as well as the help of the Lawrence County Sheriff's Department and the U.S. Marshals Cuffed Task Force and deputies who investigated the case.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help in tracking down a man they say was involved in a deadly hit and run.

Deputies say Ance Marcum is wanted for leaving the scene of the crash on May 26 on Route 152 in Genoa.

Jesse Dingess, 63, of Genoa, was killed in the crash.

Marcum faces charges for involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide, and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death.

Deputies say Melinda Mullins is also wanted for questioning in this matter.

Anyone with information on Marcum's whereabouts should call Wayne County 911.